CONSULTING

Madeline's perspective is rooted in her Wyandotte identity and customs. She offers culturally informed consulting services to those wishing to create work that not only fights the erasure of Native people, but sets the stage for authentic connections and collaborations between different communities. Currently, Madeline co-teaches a course at The University of Evansville focusing on the history, purpose, pitfalls, and process of land acknowledgments and land-based reparations within predominantly white institutions as prompted by the release of demands by "We See You White American Theatre"(WeSeeYouWAT) in the summer of 2020. Madeline successfully facilitates participant-led discussions on rarely taught Native history while highlighting historical and current Indigenous oppression contextualized within the backdrop of a vibrant institutional history made possible by the displacement of Indigenous people. She guides consensus decision-making to form robust, multi-year action plans to accompany future institutional land acknowledgments aimed at potential reconciliation with displaced Tribes.