Bio

Jenna Pope is an activist and award-winning photographer living in New York City. As a born and raised Wisconsinite, she became involved in the Wisconsin Uprising in the Winter of 2011, and spent many nights sleeping on the floor of the State Capitol Building. That was just her first taste of activism, and has been fighting for social and economic justice ever since. Since she began taking photos at a very young age, there was no question that she needed to combine her photography experience with activism.

Through her photos, live updates to Facebook and Twitter, and “go big or go home” attitude, she keeps many people updated on important events – from the front lines of protests in the streets of NYC, to Hurricane Sandy aftermath. You can subscribe to Jenna’s Facebook page for more up-to-the-minute updates. Help Jenna continue her work: donation page.

4 responses on “Bio

  1. Pingback: Is it a Plane is it a Bird….Its Jenna | Occupy Wisconsin·

  2. ..hmm…i like you!
    or better still, i like what youre about…very few people on this planet are able to stand up and be counted where injustice is happening…me included.
    we need more people like you….we desperately need more people like you…
    one thing thats been bugging me for years and years…and not only becuase ive lost several close friends from the disease….ive been reading and hearing that there IS a cure for cancer…but it has been suppressed by the big players….meaning obviously that who will buy their cancer-suppressing drugs(notice is say suppressing, not curing), if a cure was announced….it would mean the end of the GSKs and others of this world…..seeing that you have the spunk, can you do something about this at all?

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