About Macky

Macky is a proud member of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska and dedicated to empowering Indigenous communities through culturally relevant mental health support, education, and advocacy. With a deep commitment to honoring the resilience and values of Indigenous cultures, his work focuses on creating pathways to healing, growth, and connection.

A graduate of Little Priest Tribal College, Macky is also a soon-to-be graduate from Wayne State College, where he is earning a degree in Psychology with a minor in Criminal Justice. His educational background reflects his passion for understanding and addressing mental health disparities, particularly within Indigenous communities.

Drawing on personal experiences with the impacts of substance abuse within his own family, Macky brings a profound understanding and compassion to his efforts. These experiences have shaped his mission to support individuals and families as they navigate challenges, find strength, and build brighter futures.

Macky’s expertise in mental health services, community outreach, and family empowerment informs his approach to strengthening communities. Through youth programming, specialized training, and active engagement, he works tirelessly to ensure the well-being of Indigenous communities for generations to come.

With a vision rooted in respect, collaboration, and the enduring strength of Indigenous traditions, Macky is committed to fostering a healthier, more connected future.