Meet our speakers!
Jenn Wilson (they/them)
Jenn Wilson (they/them) is a consent specialist, facilitator and founder of the International Day of Consent. Creator of the Consent Compas DXs framework and Activist in Residence at Leeds Beckett University, Jenn has spent decades working where personal practice meets political change.
Queer, neurodivergent and gender non-conforming, Jenn approaches ethical non-monogamy as a conscious political choice — a deliberate rejection of relationship norms that mirror wider systems of entitlement and control. Their work is guided by relentless kindness, playful curiosity, and radical consent.
DK Green (he/him)
DK Green is a private-practice, psychodynamic, integrative and holistic psychotherapist and supervisor, speaker and author, serving the GSRD (Gender, Sex, Relationship Diversities) communities that he actively co-inhabits for many years.
He has presented on numerous GSRD topics at national events since the 1990s, including several UK Universities, events, and for numerous organisations (including NHS).
He has held workshops at Polyday since it’s very first iteration in Leicester 2004, on subjects such as Polyamory 101, Polyamory and parenting, and Polyamory and Mental Health.
He wrote both the online therapists training module, and the book chapter in Relationally Queer (Routledge, 2023) on ENM/CNM as well as spoken webinars and keynotes on at annual conferences on behalf of Pink Therapy.
Founding member of http://polycounselling.co.uk – a peer discussion group to facilitate CNM therapists’ development and to help educate more therapists on working with CNM.
He has been quoted in several books (e.g. A World Beyond Monogamy, Jonathan Kent, Luminastra Pr, 2021 [forward by MJ Barker]) and interviewed for many academic research papers. He has been interviewed on podcasts, radio, research papers and for newspaper articles (inc., Independent on Sunday).
DK identifies as a queer, leather, polyamorous, spiritual, family, transman.
Grant Denkinson (he/him)
Grant Denkinson lives in Leeds, has been in polyamorous relationships for a few decades and likes forming and developing poly community. He founded Polyday in Leicester in 2004 and ran the uk-poly email list starting last century. He has contributed to books and been interviewed for mainstream media.