About Dal Kham
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From Burma to the United States | Empowering Communities
From Burma to the United States | Empowering Communities
Mr. Dal Kham is a community leader, organizer, and advocate dedicated to empowering immigrant and refugee communities across Oklahoma. He has been actively involved in community service since 2015, serving as a volunteer and event coordinator for the Zomi Community of Oklahoma through 2023, where he contributed to organizing large-scale cultural events that promote unity, cultural preservation, and community engagement. In 2024, he became a Board Member, continuing his commitment to strengthening and serving the community. He supports a growing population of over 15,000–20,000 Zomi and Burmese individuals and families by leading volunteer teams and coordinating major events such as Zomi National Day and the Khuado Festival.
Mr. Dal Kham is a community leader, organizer, and advocate dedicated to empowering immigrant and refugee communities across Oklahoma. He has been actively involved in community service since 2015, serving as a volunteer and event coordinator for the Zomi Community of Oklahoma through 2023, where he contributed to organizing large-scale cultural events that promote unity, cultural preservation, and community engagement. In 2024, he became a Board Member, continuing his commitment to strengthening and serving the community. He supports a growing population of over 15,000–20,000 Zomi and Burmese individuals and families by leading volunteer teams and coordinating major events such as Zomi National Day and the Khuado Festival.
Mr. Kham came to the United States as a refugee from Burma as a teenager without speaking English. Through perseverance, education, and community support, he built a strong foundation for success—an experience that continues to shape his commitment to serving others. He is especially dedicated to building trust between communities and institutions, promoting safety, accountability, and positive engagement. In addition to his local leadership, he serves as the elected Media and Production Director for the Zomi Baptist Churches of America, a role he has held since 2020, collaborating with community leaders in Tulsa and across the nation to strengthen and connect communities.
Mr. Kham came to the United States as a refugee from Burma as a teenager without speaking English. Through perseverance, education, and community support, he built a strong foundation for success—an experience that continues to shape his commitment to serving others. He is especially dedicated to building trust between communities and institutions, promoting safety, accountability, and positive engagement. In addition to his local leadership, he serves as the elected Media and Production Director for the Zomi Baptist Churches of America, a role he has held since 2020, collaborating with community leaders in Tulsa and across the nation to strengthen and connect communities.
He also works as a community interpreter, helping individuals and families navigate essential resources, resolve misunderstandings, and ensure clear communication in critical situations. Beyond interpretation, he provides direct support by preparing community members for learner’s permit exams, offering driver training, assisting with job searches, and guiding non-English-speaking individuals through key systems and services. He holds a Bachelor of Professional Studies in Organizational Leadership from Oklahoma State University, with a minor in Criminal Justice, and was awarded the OSU Orange C.O.R.D. (Creating Opportunities for Responsible Development) for completing over 400 hours of community service. Bilingual in Zomi and Burmese, Mr. Kham brings strong communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills to his work, continuing to make a meaningful impact by bridging cultures, strengthening communities, and inspiring the next generation through a lifelong commitment to service.
He also works as a community interpreter, helping individuals and families navigate essential resources, resolve misunderstandings, and ensure clear communication in critical situations. Beyond interpretation, he provides direct support by preparing community members for learner’s permit exams, offering driver training, assisting with job searches, and guiding non-English-speaking individuals through key systems and services. He holds a Bachelor of Professional Studies in Organizational Leadership from Oklahoma State University, with a minor in Criminal Justice, and was awarded the OSU Orange C.O.R.D. (Creating Opportunities for Responsible Development) for completing over 400 hours of community service. Bilingual in Zomi and Burmese, Mr. Kham brings strong communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills to his work, continuing to make a meaningful impact by bridging cultures, strengthening communities, and inspiring the next generation through a lifelong commitment to service.
Professional Overview
Professional Overview
Mr. Dal Kham has been actively involved in community service since 2015, serving as a volunteer and event coordinator for the Zomi Community of Oklahoma through 2023 before becoming a Board Member in 2024. He supports 15,000–20,000 Zomi and Burmese individuals and families by leading volunteer efforts and community initiatives. He also serves as Media and Production Director for the Zomi Baptist Churches of America and works as a community interpreter, assisting individuals with communication, transportation training, and job access, helping non-English-speaking members navigate essential systems and services. Through his work, he has built strong community trust and demonstrated leadership, accountability, and a commitment to public service in his community in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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Zomi Community Oklahoma, Inc.
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Volunteer • Events • Programs
Join me in serving the Zomi and Burmese community through volunteer opportunities, cultural events, and community programs across Oklahoma. Whether you are looking to give back, build connections, or gain experience, there are meaningful ways to get involved and make an impact.
As a Board Member, Event Coordinator, and Media & Production Director, I recruit, organize, and lead teams of volunteers to support 2–5 annual large-scale community initiatives, including Zomi National Day, Khuado Festival, and other programs serving over 15,000–20,000 community members.
Current Project
I’ve been developing the first-ever website for the Zomi Community of Oklahoma using WordPress, designed to centralize communication, share updates and community events, support member inquiries, provide resources, streamline participation and volunteer sign-ups, enhance public visibility, and enable easy online donations.
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