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We Are The Living Embodiment of Our Ancestors Past, Present, and Future

The legacies we carry and forge are a reflection of who we were, who we are and who we can be. - Johnnie Jae

Johnnie Jae, a Native woman with black shoulder length hair, wearing a neon coral sweater with a white t-shirt that has a geometric floral design is sitting on a black chair with her office as a backdrop.
A still from a press junket interview conducted through zoom for Echo with Alaqua Cox, her ASL translators and Johnnie Jae

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Journalism

Johnnie Jae, a seasoned journalist and podcaster, brings extensive expertise in storytelling, reporting on NDN Country, media ethics, interviewing, and audio production.

Motivational Speaking

With a reputation for impactful insights on social & disability justice, mental health, fostering a culture of inclusivity and resilience, Jae aims to empower others to embrace their strengths and advocate for meaningful change in their communities.

Workshops

Jae's dynamic workshops provide comprehensive coverage on topics such as Youth Empowerment, Mental Health, Understanding the ADA, Journalism & Podcasting, and Pop Culture. Her engaging sessions equip participants with the knowledge and tools to drive positive change and personal growth.

Art & Design

Johnnie Jae's art and graphic design creates visually compelling works that resonate deeply with diverse audiences. Her unique designs reflect cultural richness and personal expression, making a lasting impact in both digital and physical spaces.

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A photo of Johnnie Jae's "Culture is Accessible" artwork that features a Native woman hoop dancing in a wheelchair" on display at the Indigenerds Assemble exhibit in Albuquerque, NM.
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