
For more information about bringing Jenny Kay Dupuis into your learning space, please contact Jennifer Clarkson, Speaker Agent, Talent Bureau at [email protected]Speaking Engagements
KEYNOTE FOR CONFERENCES AND EVENTS
In this talk, Jenny Kay Dupuis shares her personal journey of using literature and art to break the silence and shed light on important topics related to Indigenous experiences. She reflects on her best-selling children’s book, I Am Not a Number, which tells the story of her granny’s experience in a residential school, and her latest children’s book, Heart Berry Bling (coming May 2023), which reveals the injustices faced by First Nations women and their children under the Indian Act. Despite being a work of fiction, the story captures the lived experiences of many First Nations women and children, including my own grandmother, father, and myself. Jenny Kay also showcases her Anishinaabe Woodland pop art, which combines storytelling and pop culture to express her views on the world and the concept of Indigenous joy. Throughout her work, Jenny Kay emphasizes the importance of teaching, telling, and hearing difficult stories, and explores how unlocking barriers can create a culture of empowerment, respect, trust, and innovation.
For more information about bringing Jenny Kay Dupuis into your learning space, please contact Jennifer Clarkson, Speaker Agent, Talent Bureau at [email protected]
SCHOOL VISITS (IN-PERSON OR VIRTUAL)
(A limited number of school visits are available each year.)
Meet the author of the award-winning children’s book, I Am Not a Number, and learn tips about writing story ideas!
For more information about bringing Jenny Kay Dupuis into your classroom, please contact Jenny Kay Dupuis at [email protected]