Jennifer Wolf
Director @Denver Public Schools
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WORK HISTORY
Director @Denver Public Schools
Director of Native American Culture & Education (NACE) at Denver Public Schools, leading district-wide initiatives that support the academic success and cultural identity of Native American students. Oversee programming, policy development, and strategic partnerships, while managing federal, state, and local funding. Collaborate with schools, communities, and leadership to ensure culturally responsive education, equitable access, and student opportunity, including college access and heritage initiatives.
EDUCATION
Colorado State University
BS, Microbiology
University of Colorado Anschutz
MPH, Public Health
University of North Dakota
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Indigenous Health
ABOUT JENNIFER WOLF
https://linktr.ee/projectmosaicllc Founder of Project Mosaic, Consulting from an Indigenous Perspective Wolf and the Project Mosaic consultants understand that communities, organizations and institutions are made stronger when the considerations of all stakeholders are accounted for. We honor differences as strengths. Like pieces of a mosaic, together we make a more beautiful whole. Her experience as a small business owner, in non-profits, healthcare settings and school systems is complemented by her work in government and a Fortune 100 corporation. She serves on the Johns Hopkins Center for American Indian Health COVID-19 Communication Advisory Board.Jennifer Wolf, MPH,(Ponca/Ojibwe/Santee), Owner and Founder of Project Mosaic LLC, has worked with dozens of nonprofit organizations to define their needs and next steps. Her clients include First Nations Development Institute, Johnson Scholarship Foundation, Denver American Indian Commission, American Indian Science and Engineering Society, National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition, Colorado Commission of Indian Affairs, Native Movement, California Native Vote Project, Denver Indian Health and Family Services, Native Voices Rising/Common Counsel and tribal and educational entities. She has led or co-facilitated projects for IllumiNatives, CSU\'s LEAD Conference, Rocky Mountain Indian Chamber of Commerce, Project Voyce, North American Indigenous Games, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, and National Native American Aids Prevention Center.She was recently honored by the City and County of Denver and received the City\'s Indigenous Peoples\' Day Proclamation in recognition for her work to combat the effects of COVID-19 in Indigenous communities. Wolf has been the Outstanding Native American Alumni of the Year for Colorado State University.
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