Jen Greenway

Based in Whitehorse, within the unceded territories of the Ta’an Kwäch’än Council and the Kwanlin Dün First Nation, Jen Greenway is an Indigenous educator and workshop facilitator supporting organizations across Yukon, British Columbia, and the rest of Canada. With over five years of experience in Indigenous governance and relational mentorship, Jen brings a grounded, “no-fluff” approach to Reconciliation and decolonization.

Jen works with teams that are ready to go Beyond the Land Acknowledgement toward meaningful, reconciliation-based action. She specializes in trauma-informed, decolonial training rooted in Traditional Ways of Being and Knowing, facilitating signature programs like Cultivating Safe Spaces to dismantle hierarchical biases and foster emotional and cultural safety. Her work has been featured in government initiatives, post-secondary curricula, and Indigenous-led events nationwide.

Beyond her workshops, Jen is the creator and host of the Go Smudge Yourself podcast, where she offers a candid and compassionate entry point into tough conversations around identity, colonization, and building authentic relationships with Indigenous communities. Whether through speaking, mentoring, or training, Jen’s mission is to empower individuals to lead their own transformative journeys and cultivate inclusive spaces for all.