With an indomitable spirit and creative vision, Johnnie Jae is a dynamic advocate, artist, writer, speaker, mentor, and media creator with a penchant for mischief. As a Disabled, Asexual Native woman, representation matters deeply to Johnnie. She firmly believes we can challenge and dismantle harmful stereotypes and misinformation by reshaping narratives and creating platforms and opportunities for diverse voices while fostering understanding and forging pathways to a more inclusive and equitable world.

At the forefront of her work is A Tribe Called Geek. This groundbreaking media platform celebrates Indigenous Geek Culture, shining a spotlight on the contributions of Native peoples in Pop Culture and STEM. Through A Tribe Called Geek, she has cultivated a vibrant community that showcases Indigenous creativity, challenges stereotypes, and inspires future generations of Native artists, writers, and innovators.

Jae is also the founder of Grim Native, a platform born out of a deep love for horror and a profound commitment to recognizing and celebrating Native representation within the genre. Embracing the dark allure of the macabre, Grim Native seeks to create a space where horror enthusiasts can explore the chilling depths of fear while acknowledging the vital significance of Indigenous voices and stories within the genre.

Beyond her journalistic contributions, Johnnie Jae is a fierce advocate for Indigenous and human rights. Her activism encompasses various crucial issues, including youth empowerment, mental health education, suicide prevention, disability justice, and racial equity. By leveraging her platform and partnerships, she works tirelessly to address systemic injustices, amplify underrepresented voices, and promote social change.

With a talent for seamlessly blending humor, pop culture, and advocacy, Johnnie captivates audiences as a speaker, panelist, and commentator. She has graced stages, podcasts and media outlets worldwide, sharing her experiences, advocating for Indigenous and human rights, and inspiring others to embrace their own unique voices and stories.