About Zig Misiak
Zig Misiak still sees himself as a student of First Nations history and culture specifically Haudenosaunee (Six Nations/Iroquois). In addition to providing curriculum and related support to the schools in Ontario, Zig Misiak's mission is to familiarize, coach, present, and mentor businesses and associations regarding First Nations history and culture.
Background: Over 40 years of involvement with Six Nations
- Developer of School Curriculum - "Six Nations Iroquois Clans Program".
- Consultant - nationally and internationally - on documentaries, books, thesis, movies, educational projects
- Mentor - to Provincial and Federal Ministries, Tourism, Native organizations, Non-native organizations, Correctional institutions, Psychologists
- Historical Re-enactor (Lieutenant and Native Liaison Officer with Butlers Rangers)
- Member of several Advisory Boards - NATV, United States, national advisory board re: Six Nations
- Recipient of a "Life Time Achievement Award" for his contribution to Six Nations history/culture.
- Honourary Vice President of the United Empire Loyalist Association of Canada
- Polish Kombatants Association of Canada
- Chairman, 200th Anniversary of the War of 1812, Brantford, Six Nations, Brant County, Committee
What I can do for you:
- Work shops supporting the Native studies teachers guide - Six Nations Iroquois Clans Program.
- Sensitivity training for your staff and/or customers. Zig can bring Native issues into perspective.
- Presentations on the American Revolution, War of 1812 and contemporary issues.