Lennée Reid is a geeky veganish ecclectic mystic poet activist single mom survivor goddess on the spectrum who doesn’t like labels. She is trying to make sense of it all and find peace. She speaks about all kinds of social justice issues including race, feminism, poverty, being a survivor and the environment. Lennée is published in; I Hear Olympia Singing, Farm to Table, The UPS Dirt! Project, Confluence Daily, Creative Colloquy, The Bus Stop Project, Tattoosday, Lost Tower, Panegyria, Works In Progress, Spectrum Women, Strangefoot, and her chapbooks “Universal State of Mind” and “Qi Woo Mojo Juju” both published by The Girl God. 

 

 Lennée was Olympias 2018 Poetry Grand Slam champion and was Olympias first Women of The World Poetry Slam rep in 2016. She has slammed across the country, been in a commercial, and performed for diverse crowds at places like: The Indigenous Climate Justice Symposium, Women’s March, The Artery, Seattle Center for Spiritual Living, Panorama City, The Rachel Corrie Foundation, Rain City Slam, Seattle Poetry Slam, Olympia people’s Mic, Cafe Zippy, Black Lab, St Louis Poetry Slam, Portland Poetry Slam, Des Moines Poetry Slam, Columbia Theatre, GRuB, Indigenous People’s Day, Eugene Poetry Slam, and many marches and rallies. She has facilitated workshops at NOVA H.S., Safe place, Seabeck, and the Women’s Autism Conference, opened for Pussy Riot, was heard on Paradigms, Tell It Slant, and Wheel of Wonder.

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Her spoken word poetry album “The Second Coming of Matriarchy” is available at lenneereid.bandcamp.com

Follow her on twitter and Instagram @lenneereid