Bio

Jacinda Morigeau is Bitterroot Salish from Arlee, MT, and a dedicated advocate for Indigenous self-determination, education, and reciprocity. Raised on her reservation, she has worked extensively to support Indigenous students from similar communities, focusing on building pathways to opportunity while honoring cultural knowledge. Currently serving in the Montana Legislature, she brings a deep commitment to equity, sovereignty, and community resilience to her work on the board.

What fuels your passion to serve our Indigenous Relatives of Missoula as a member of the All Nations Health Center Board of Directors?

Our future fuels me. I believe one of the greatest measures of success is how much a community—and the individuals within it—are truly thriving. Serving on the All Nations Health Center Board is one way I can give back to the community that has shaped me. As a Montana State Senator, I now have the opportunity to bring our shared priorities—especially the need for accessible, culturally grounded Indigenous healthcare—into the halls of the Legislature. It’s an honor to serve, advocate, and uplift the health and well-being of our Indigenous relatives in Missoula.