Our Team
Our team is made up of community members, horse people, and leaders grounded in lived experience, cultural knowledge, and a shared responsibility to our people.
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Lynn Mad Plume, MPH, PHD
Executive Director
Blackfeet
Lynn is a member of the Amskapi Pikunii from Two Medicine, Montana. She holds a Master of Public Health in American Indian Public Health and a PhD in Indigenous Health from the University of North Dakota. Her work is rooted in her heritage and lived experience, focusing on improving the wellbeing of Indigenous communities through Indigenous research approaches and the integration of horsemanship.
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Erika Mad Plume, LCSW, BSW
Equine Programs Director
Blackfeet
Erika is a member of the Amskapi Pikuni from Two Medicine, Montana. She completed her Bachelor of Social Work at Salish Kootenai College in 2024 and will graduate in 2025 with dual licensure as a LAC and LCSW. Her work is grounded in Indigenous social work and equine-assisted therapy, integrating cultural knowledge and traditional practices to support healing and connection within her community.
Kelsey Mad Plume
Equine Operations Director
Blackfeet
Kelsey is a member of the Amskapi Pikuni from Two Medicine, Montana. She is currently in college and hopes to become a veterinarian. She helps care for the health and wellbeing of our horses and has a natural connection with them.
Her work reflects a deep cultural bond with horses, and she is passionate about inspiring youth by sharing their importance within Blackfeet heritage and community.
Diana Burd
Program Manager
Blackfeet
Nugget Mad Plume
Ranch Manager
Blackfeet
Jonathon AfterBuffalo
Ranch Hand/Program Assistant
Blackfeet
Steve AfterBuffalo
Ranch Hand/Program Assistant
Blackfeet
Tawna Bradford
Program Assistant
Blackfeet
Debra Termenstein
K9 Trainer
Join Our Board of Directors
Two Powers Land Collective is seeking individuals who are passionate about our mission and interested in supporting our work through service on our Board of Directors (2027-2029).​​​
Board members help provide guidance, strengthen our organization, support our mission, and contribute their knowledge, experience, and connections to help our work grow.
Support Our Work
Your support helps care for our horses and sustain programs that serve Indigenous youth, families, and community through healing, safety, and cultural connection.
