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Pronouns: she/her/hers Heidi’s life experiences as a sixth generation, non-Indigenous Montanan led her to pursue a life of creating positive change in individuals and communities. Heidi has a Bachelor’s of Social Work and a B.A. in Native American Studies from the University of Montana where she was honored in 2010 with the Distinguished Alumni Award. […]
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Pronouns: she/her/hers Brooke has over 40 years of business creation, development, management, hiring, training, and team building experience. She has been a one on one coach, facilitator, and skill building educator for over 29 years. Brooke is a ‘Montana Certified Mediator’, holds a special ‘Family Certified’ designation, and is a proud Board Member of The Montana […]
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Pronouns: he/him/his In 2011 just after receiving his M.Ed from the Penn State, Jamar packed his life into the back of his small two- door Honda Civic and drove across the country to accept a position at the University of Montana as the University Center’s Diversity Programs Coordinator. Five years later, he joined EmpowerMT as […]
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Pronouns: she/her/hers Born and raised in Missoula Montana, Kelsie Severson has always been passionate about serving the Missoula community and social justice work. The daughter of a Union Leader and a long time feminist, Kelsie has been doing activist work in Montana her entire life. Kelsie started as a Development and Communications Intern with EmpowerMT […]
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Pronouns: she/her/hers Born and raised in Missoula, MT Loni holds Montana values close to her heart and is happy to be a part of the EmpowerMT family. She joined EmpowerMT ten years ago as a youth attending annual summer camp. Loni recognized the importance of EmpowerMT’s mission and was excited to pursue this work during her graduate […]
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Pronouns: he/him/his After growing up in Cut Bank, Montana, a small town on the edge of the Blackfeet reservation, Spencer moved to Missoula in search of a more inclusive and accepting community. The injustices that transpired in his hometown inspired Spencer to pursue a degree in Social Work with hopes of creating a more just […]
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