Jenny is a Nehiyaw and Finnish-Canadian artist, musician, community advocate, student, producer and radio co-host, and Auntie. In this podcast, she will be telling you more about her work and passions, such as art, Indigenous advocacyand community building, and more. We explore how Jenny builds a communityof Indigenous students at UofT, how art is folded into her life, how being anAuntie in a restorative justice framework works and more. Join Sheila and I as we get to know a real UofT hero.Jenny is a Student Life Coordinator at Indigenous Student Services at U of T @firstnationshouseCiimaan/Kahuwe’yá/Qajaq Indigenous Language Initiative at U of T (CKQ)Some of the cool topics we talked about on this episode:Learn more about Cree Code Talkers hereHere you can find out more about the Jingle DressIndian Residential School Survivors Society Save the Evidence CampaignJenny promoted and recommended other very talented Indigenous artists. Be sure to check them out!  Erica Violet Lee https://twitter.com/ericavioletlee?s=20Thirza Cuthand https://www.thirzacuthand.com/Ruth Cuthand https://www.ruthcuthand.ca/Keitha Keeshig-Tobias https://www.instagram.com/keithakeeshigtobias/?hl=enTheresa Burning https://ifwtoronto.com/artists/theresa-burning/Graham Paradis https://www.instagram.com/mkwaboogit/?hl=enNative Women In the Arts http://www.nwia.ca/This is Jenny’s own radio show on CIUT, if you enjoyed her here, which we’re sure you did, go support her on her show, Indigenous Waves Radio Show If you’re like Jenny and Jerico who take comfort in otter videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEjC7Ropp_Y