Michael Thrasher - A Native North American Perspective 

Michael Thrasher (KA-WHYWA-WEET) is a nationally recognized Métis teacher of Anishinabi First Nations philosophy, tradition and culture. He was initiated into pre contact traditional teachings and ceremonies by the Elders of his community. These ancient traditions came from spiritual teachers with a lineage dating back to the early civilization of First Nation’s.  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. He will be speaking on ancient Native traditions regarding early trans-Atlantic contact.  Click here to learn more >>

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Michael Thrasher
Gunnar Thompson, Ph.D.
Dr. Carl L. Johannessen
Zena Halpern
V. Garth Norman
Jay S. Wakefield
Andrea di Robilant
Dr. David H. Kelley, Ph.D.
Dr. Manual di Silva
Scott Wolter, P.G.
Chris A. Patenaude AAS
Dr. Stephen C. Jett
Dr. Evan Jones
Dr. Benjamin B. Olshin, Ph.D.
Rick Osmon