
04/05/25 7:00pm Madison, WI University of Wisconsin

1 .The 3-Seconds Future -Mental Health
Kilara shares simple steps that helped her overcome long–periods of depression and live healthily both mentally and physically.
2 .Jumping to a New Environment -Diversity
Studying at Hampton University, a Historically Black College, was a turning point for Kilara. Using her real experiences and examples of “aha moments” from her global travels and cultural exchange, Kilara offers the importance of thinking out of the box, especially when you feel stuck.
3. How Not to be Someone’s Waifu - Human Rights/ Women Empowerment
Regardless of your gender, your values are created by your own story and experiences. While looking back on when she was trying to play the “role” of female talent in Japan- a “good wife”, Kilara shares the importance of valuing your own story.

The show was amazing, Kilara arrived ahead of time, so we were able to set up the stage and have a flawless performance. The students loved the show, she was able to flawlessly get the crowd to laugh at her jokes, she is a wonderful comedian. And as far as I am aware there were no issues. - William Inzer, Coffeehouse Chair, Rockhurst University, Kansas City, MO
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