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Intergenerational Healing Project, founded by Sharon Tiger, Wašiw, is dedicated to fostering collaborations that drive innovative human services.

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With over 30 years of experience, Sharon serves as an ICWA Advocate and Project Director, leading this impactful initiative.

 

Sharon's expertise in program development empowers the project to leverage resources effectively, enhancing collaborations to promote positive social change within communities.

Kristin Perkins, Wašiw serves as the Treasurer of the Board of Directors, bringing her diverse experience as a former CPS Social Worker and Police Officer to the role.

 

A dynamic leader in her community, she dedicates her free time mentoring youth within the Wasiw Tribe. She shares her invaluable knowledge and experience with other programs and is the Primary Advisor for the Dresslerville Red Bear Youth Council. She also brings expertise in grant writing, contracts, accounting, and tribal finance to the non-profit.

 

Kristin's commitment to empowering youth is essential to fostering growth and wellness for those around her.

Gloria James, Wašiw serves as the Secretary for the Board of Directors.  Gloria is the daughter of Stewart alumni and a former student of Sherman Indian School. 

 

She had many experiences with past Wašiw language teachers, including esteemed Wašiw elders like the late Bernadine James, Eleanor Smokey, and Daniel McDonald from Dresslerville.

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Her role as a former Cultural Monitor underpins her efforts to promote the rich traditions of the Wašiw community.