- Providing consulting services to First Nations, governments, industry, community organizations and educational institutions since 1977.
- A lifetime of experience in First Nations consulting.
- Proven ability to foster realistic changes for organizations and individuals.
- Highly regarded for credibility, professionalism and dependability.
Michael
(KA-WHYWA-WEET) is a nationally recognized Métis teacher of Anishinabi
First Nations philosophy, tradition and culture. He is widely credited
for his ability to use traditional knowledge and
viewpoints
to address contemporary issues. Significantly, Michael was one of the
four Traditional Teachers and Elders invited to conduct the sacred pipe
ceremony at the opening of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal People.
In addition, he was the co-chair of the first Round Table Hearings for
the Royal Commission in Edmonton. His contacts and experience extend from
the grass roots of the First Nations community to the offices of governments
and multi-national corporations.
"Your conviction was apparent and strong, providing substance in a world of devalued ideas, academic arrogance and pop culture zeal. The lack of procrastination and didacticism, however, clinched the method of instruction with your values." (Michael M., Ottawa)
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