YK Hong is available to speak on many topics relevant to her many experiences. She has sat on numerous panels, and has given lectures, keynotes and speeches around the country.

One of her current major projects she has been speaking on includes her self-created 365 Release practice for non-attachment, letting go and change.

To book YK for a lecture, speaking gig or panel please visit the contact page.

Some of the topics she has spoken on include:

:: TED Talk on her anti-oppression work
:: Race and racism during the Obama   administration
:: Working on a Multi-issue Movement
:: Asian Activism
:: 365 Release: a self-made practice of
   non-attachment, letting go and change
:: Genderqueer/trans/intersex people of
   color
:: Building with Different Communities
   of Color
:: Pushing the movement to the left
:: Internalized Oppression
:: Queer Fear: Homophobia
:: History of International Radical Movements
:: Political Popular Education, Why we Need it
:: History of Queer Liberation
:: Queer Asians
:: The Marriage Industrial Complex
:: Coalition Building
:: Anti-racism in Organizations and  Groups
:: Tension between Blacks and Koreans
:: Found Family:Creating our Own
   Communities and Families
:: Creating Our Own Language
:: Naming our Desire: Know What We  Want
:: BDSM and People of Color
:: Sexual Liberation
:: Accountability
:: A Revolutionary Vision
:: Evaluating Ourselves: Self-Evaluation Tools
:: Beyond Diversity
:: Political Ideology
:: Facilitation Techniques
:: Leadership Skills