Welcome to the second episode of Next Gen Matriarchs, where host Mariah Omeasoo highlights Montana’s Indigenous women leaders. This month, Mariah speaks with Cheyenne Robinson, a member of the Apsáalooke Tribe with ties to the Northern Cheyenne and Paiute Tribes.

Cheyenne shares her inspiring work as a Co-Op Specialist at the Montana Cooperative Development Center and founder of Indigenuity Consulting, focusing on food sovereignty and Native community resilience. She discusses, the role of cultural heritage in her leadership approach, overcoming challenges to foster sustainable development, and the importance of self-care and mental health in her demanding roles.

Cheyenne’s story is a powerful reminder of the impact of purpose-driven leadership rooted in cultural values. Tune in for practical insights and inspiration for the next generation of matriarchs.

Host: Mariah Omeasoo

Guest: Cheyenne Robinson

Produced/Edited By: Scott Mathson, The Recording Center

Artwork By: Chelysa Owens-Cyr