Roberta Mastin is an enrolled member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa. She has dedicated 18 years to working in the child welfare system, serving with Tribal communities including White Earth Nation and the Red Lake Nation. Through her work, Roberta has focused on supporting children, families, and communities with a commitment to culturally grounded care and advocacy. In addition to her professional work, Roberta is a mother, daughter, sister, and foster parent. These roles deeply inform her approach to child welfare, grounding her work in compassion, family connection, and community responsibility.

Professional Credentials

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

Minor in Sociology Master’s Degree in Indigenous Law — In Progress

University of Oklahoma Professional Certifications & Specialized Training Certified CTSS Mental Health Practitioner

Certified Crisis Management Specialist

Certified Child Protection Worker My continued education in Indigenous Law, combined with years of experience in tribal human services, provides a unique perspective at the intersection of Indigenous law, child welfare, behavioral health, policy, and quality improvement.

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