Crystal is a mother, facilitator, and writer. She has worked at the Post Growth Institute since 2017, and is Director of Hospitality. After graduating from Southern Oregon University in 2007 with a degree in international economics, she has designed and facilitated workshops, community events, and discussion panels about money. She has lived in Oregon for 20 years with her husband and two children.

Kenwani is a culture bearer, tribal advocate and Native scholar with a deep knowledge and understanding of tribal community, culture and protocols. She is an enrolled tribal member of the Madesi Band of the Pit River Nation and a descendant of the Northern Wintu people. Mrs. Kravitz holds a Master of Legal Studies with emphasis in Federal Indian Law and Tribal Self Governance from Arizona State University, Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law as well a BA in Native Studies Leadership from Northwest Indian College.

Kenwani is the Native Nations Liaison at Southern Oregon University. She has extensive tribal advocacy experience, has worked within tribal community and also stepped beyond cultural divides as an advocate for Native  education, tribal sovereignty, Indigenous language revitalization, inclusion of Native people and their voice as well as tribal community wellness. In addition to her tribal  advocacy work she also has a background in cultural museum curation, Indian Child  Welfare, program development and planning as well as over 20 years of business ownership and management experience. She is a wife, mother, and grandmother.