INTERIM 2-SPIRIT PROGRAMS MANAGER
Jordyn Angeconeb is a 32‑year‑old Anishinaabe drag artist, educator, and advocate belonging to Obishikokaang First Nation, born in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. They are currently based out of Sioux Lookout, Ontario.
Jordyn is currently pursuing their Ontario Secondary School Diploma from WAHSA Distance Education and wiill graduate in June. They have been accepted into the Honours B.A in Criminology & Policing program at Wilfrid Laurier University with a certificate in Global Crime and Justice.
They have held management roles in hospitality, retail, the federal government, and served as a Human Resources Generalist and the Director of Youth Services and Community Recreation for Lac Seul First Nation.
As the lead consultant of Ever Sick! Consulting, Jordyn provides grant writing, project management, reporting, policy drafting, workshops, and drag creation labs focused on identity, expression, and safer spaces for Indigenous queer and trans youth in Treaty #3 and beyond.
Recognitions & Awards
- 2024 Pride Toronto 2-Spirit Ambassador (June 2024)
- THRIVE Pride At Work Canada Scholarship Recipient (February 2026)
- CCIB LNG Bursary Recipient (April 2026)
- Sioux Lookout Truth and Reconciliation Recognition Nominee (April 2026)
Certifications
- Ontario Private Investigator License
- HR Internship Program (Shooniyaa Wa-Biitong)
- Trauma Informed Leadership (ACHIEVE Centre for Leadership)
- Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (Paawidigong First Nations Forum)
- Mental Health First Aid – Supporting Youth (Mental Health Commission of Canada)
- Understanding Jordan’s Principle (Sault College Microcredential)
- Understanding and Healing from Lateral Violence (Indigenous Perspective Society)
- Cyber Security Awareness (Canada School of Public Service)
- IMS 100 – Introduction to Incident Management System
Media / Interviews
Wiisokotatiwin – Community Spotlight – March 2025 Newsletter
CBRC – Our Community – March 2025 Spotlight
Northern Slay: Jordyn Angeconeb | Up North | On Demand | CBC Listen – February 2025
Pride Toronto 2024 – Two Spirit Ambassador Announcement (June 2024)
Two Spirit Awareness Week Launches with Flag Raising – Lac Seul First Nation – March 2024
TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE PROGRAMS MANAGER
Christina Bekintis is an Anishinaabe artist who belongs to Ketegaunseebee First Nation, and is currently based off the shores of Lake Superior in Wawa, Ontario.
Known by her spirit name Fire Wolf and of the Eagle clan, her work is guided by spirit, visions, and dreams. Working primarily with acrylic paint, Christina creates paintings that reflect Indigenous teachings, cultural knowledge, and deep connections to land and spirit. Her art honours the beauty of Indigenous ways of life while giving voice to the land, ancestral guidance, and lived spiritual experience. Rooted in preservation and reclamation, her practice is centered on keeping culture alive and passing teachings forward to future generations. Through her work, Fire Wolf creates space for spirit to speak, offering reflection, connection, and continuity between past, present, and future.