Jennifer
Wilenta
Speaker • Advocate • Educator
Healing after trauma.
The power of movement.
The community around a survivor.
SPEAKER
TRAUMA &
HEALING
Honest conversations about what it means not only to survive trauma, but to rebuild a life after it.
Conversations Jenn Brings Into the Room
HEALING THROUGH
MOVEMENT
How movement and embodied practice can help us reconnect with the body and reclaim a sense of self.
SEXUAL ASSAULT &
DRUG-FACILITATED RAPE
Speaking openly about sexual assault, drug-facilitated rape, survivor experience, consent, and the systems surrounding survivors.
EDUCATION &
EMPOWERMENT
Bringing decades of experience as an educator into conversations about agency, learning, and change.
COMMUNITY &
CHANGE
What communities can do to support survivors — and why the way we respond matters.
Available for keynotes, panels, workshops, university programs, community conversations, advocacy events, and film screenings + Q&As.
AS SEEN AND HEARD
In Conversation with Brooke Baldwin
In a candid conversation with journalist and author Brooke Baldwin, Jenn speaks about trauma, consent, justice, motherhood, movement, advocacy and why men need to be part of the conversation.
HER STORY ON FILM
Tiny Movements Film
Jenn’s journey of survival, movement, and rebuilding is documented in the award-winning short film Tiny Movements, which follows the creation of her Tiny Kitchen Dances project and her path toward healing and advocacy. Jenn is a producer of the film.
ABOUT JENN
About Jenn
Jenn Wilenta is a speaker, advocate, educator, dancer, and producer of the award-winning documentary Tiny Movements.
After surviving years of drug-facilitated intimate partner abuse, Jenn turned to movement as a daily practice of healing. What began as dancing alone in her kitchen evolved into the Tiny Kitchen Dances project and ultimately inspired Tiny Movements, which follows her journey of rebuilding her life while advocating for herself and her children.
For more than twenty years, Jenn has worked as an educator and curriculum developer, guiding children and families through creative and developmental learning. Today, she brings her experience as both an educator and survivor into workshops, public conversations, and speaking engagements exploring trauma, sexual assault, drug-facilitated rape, and healing through movement.
Her work brings lived experience into conversation with the body, creativity, and community — creating space for honest conversations about what it means not only to survive trauma, but to rebuild a life after it.
Bring Jenn Into the Conversation
Jenn is available for speaking engagements, workshops, panels, documentary screenings, community events, advocacy programs, and media conversations.
Interested in bringing Jenn to your event? Get in touch.