Education:

• Masters in Health Administration, MSU-Billings
• Bachelors in Health Administration, MSU-Billings
• Academic background and Research interests: Biology, Mathematics, Indigenous Health Equity, COVID-19 Vaccine Decision Making amongst Indigenous individuals, Maternal Health, Decolonized Indigenous Lactation Practices, and Ancestral Birthing/Parenting Practices.
• Indigenous Lactation Counselor
• Indigenous Doula (Prenatal, Birthing, and Postpartum)

Motivation for Working at All Nations:

I am honored to be in service of my community, fulfilling human resources and research roles to support and uplift our relatives. My passion lies in strengthening Indigenous communities by fostering growth, empowerment, and meaningful opportunities. Working at All Nations allows me to contribute to lasting change, ensuring our people thrive while honoring our traditions and future generations.

Hobbies and Interests:

Family is at the heart of everything I do, and being a mother and wife is my most cherished role. I am passionate about reconnecting with my roots by learning my Crow language and exploring other Indigenous languages, honoring the wisdom of my ancestors. I find joy in staying active—whether it’s playing and coaching softball, hiking, swimming in rivers and lakes, or working in the garden. Each of these pursuits brings balance, growth, and a deep connection to my culture, my family, and the world around me.