Location: Bipostal between Yukon and BC
Pronouns: She/They

Jen Greenway is a Tahltan-Kaska writer, podcaster, and activist from the Yukon Territory. With a background in Indigenous Governance, she is passionate about decolonizing education and co-creating Knowledge, as well as providing tools and action plans for Indigenous and Settler folx to join reconciliation conversations and the LandBack movement.

As a facilitator, Jen aims to break down hierarchical spaces, and to inform individuals and businesses on how to move forward in an inclusive and reconciliatory approach, especially with Indigenous Peoples. Her work as a writer and podcaster also makes her keen to teach the direct link between lateral violence and the lack of creativity and innovation we see in ourselves and staff.

Jen facilitates the biweekly Cultivating Safe Spaces Newsletter and Podcast for Elaine Alec, author and speaker, in addition to writing for the Go Smudge Yourself Blog. She also hosts her own LandBack podcast, the Go Smudge Yourself Podcast for biweekly decolonial and spiritual content.

Clients in creative fields, educational settings, corporations, government positions and law enforcement will find a safe space with Jen.

Jen she/they specializes in CSS Training for corporate, schools, government workers, facilitators/planners, leadership, front line workers, post secondary students, youth workers, health staff teachers and law enforcement.

Jen is Bipostal. She lives between the Yukon and British Columbia, and offers in-person CSS training and virtual training.