Jenny Brake
Login to view DISC.Jenny Brake is the Chief of Qalipu First Nation, bringing a diverse background as a community advocate, artist, and welder. She focuses on fostering meaningful relationships and advancing her peoples interests through roles on national platforms, including the Assembly of First Nations committees on Charter Renewal and Fisheries.
An alumna of the College of the North Atlantic, she studied both Welding Technology and Textile Studies. A dedicated mother, Jenny is a multi-disciplinary artist working with metal, painting, and jewelry, often incorporating seal fur into her creations. She actively advocates for preserving Mikmaq values and traditions.
She designed the centerpiece image for the Mikwitekm Garden, a memorial for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls in Corner Brook, NL.
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