Preparing ourselves for the future with Reinette Senum

Reinette and I discuss her story and how to prepare ourselves for the future these so called elites have planned for us. 

About Reinette:
In 1994, Reinette Senum would become the first woman to cross Alaska alone. It would be during this isolated winter solo trek, which she filmed for National Geographic, that she learned, of all things, the power of community. Ultimately, lessons learned along the trail would become the catalyst for her community work later in life.

For the last 18 years, Reinette has focused on building up her hometown of Nevada City, California as a more successful and resilient community. Through risk assessment, public outreach, and a daily hands-on/hard work ethic, she’s been at the forefront of supporting Nevada City and our surrounding areas to prepare for a much more challenging and unpredictable future, as a council member, mayor, and community activist.

This last summer, Reinette stepped down before beginning her third term on the city council after it became apparent local elected leaders and public officials were unwavering in adjusting their covid-narrative when it was abundantly clear life could have returned to normal. Reinette responded by stepping down from the city council in order to step up and ran for California governor in the 2022 primary election. Today, Reinette has created a nationwide PAC, Gen Seven, to activate citizen engagement and leadership through

The Gen Seven is a developing Political Action Committee; a non-partisan organization created for the exclusive purpose of educating, inspiring, and motivating voters in referendum states throughout the United States. Our advocacy efforts will focus on the strategic use of citizen-initiated ballot initiatives that ultimately serve and incentivize the 7th Generation principle; every decision we make today should serve seven generations from now.