Mirabel

Zenzi Wolker

Zenzi (Kreszenztia Wolker) was born two days after Christmas in 1994 to a single mom in a multilingual Quebec family. Raised on the mountain of the mohawk territory of Kanesatake immersed in first nations culture. With a collection of half and step siblings she grew up openly queer enjoying the support of their mother and family. Being bullied made the struggle through school harder in addition to learning disorders in an already broken and stretched education system. A loyal agriculturalist they also learned about and worked with children specializing in kids with physical and mental limitations and disabilities occasionally needing to support herself with part-time customer service and factory work. When the family fell into the need Zenzi shifted her career to at home senior palliative care prioritizing a multi-generational home life and helping others stay in their homes. They now focus on being a constantly evolving and learning parent, a reliable member of their community, bettering themself, and working in at home palliative care, and agriculture. Zenzi hopes to bring understanding and representation to many underrepresented ways of life, communities, cultures, and identities while defending rights to good education, health care, housing, nutrition, religion / spiritual expression, and kindness.