Native America’s Protectors, LLC is a group of Native American consultants organized to represent the culture of our people in a positive and productive manner. Through cultural workshops and visual presentations, we allow the non-native to gain a better understanding of what culture means to us as a people.  Native America’s Protectors, LLC partners with Native American organizations and non-native entities to promote cultural as well as educational events.

 Through a cultural viewpoint, Native American history and perspectives are given a better understanding. Insight on topics of diversity, health cultural awareness that assists with DEI programs and opportunities.

Unity is vital to tribal people. For this reason, NAP have partnered with such groups as Red Crooked Sky, Native Pride and Red Blanket to bridge people together. When not performing, Mr. Colston serves as master-of ceremonies for Native gatherings all over Turtle Island (North America).

HIGHLIGHTED SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

● Missing and Murdered Native Americans and Alaska Natives Awareness Day & Red Shawl Honoring for the Presidential Task Force on Missing and Murdered Native Americans, Operation Lady Justice. May 5, 2021, Washington, D.C. 

● United States Geological Survey, Office of Tribal Relations, November 18, 2020, Virtual. 

● U.S. Agency for Global Media, Office of Civil Rights National American Indian Heritage Month Celebration, November 18, 2019–2019, Washington, DC. 

● Keynote, Aberdeen Proving Ground Military Installation, CCDC National American Indian Heritage Observance. November 26, 2019, Aberdeen, Maryland. 

● Nanticoke Tribe Historical Land Marker Presentation. October 14, 2019, Georgetown, Delaware. 

● Indigenous People’s Day, University of Maryland. October 17, 2017, Baltimore, Maryland. 

● Federal Bureau of Prisons, Mid-Atlantic Regional Office. November 2, 2017, Annapolis Junction, Maryland. 

● Inter-tribal Youth Climate Leadership Congress, National Conservation Training Center. July 5, 2016, Shepherdstown, West Virginia. 

● Keynote, 41st Annual North Carolina Indian Unity Conference, United Tribes of North Carolina. March 11, 2016, Raleigh, North Carolina. 

● Master of Ceremonies, Commemorating 40 Years of Powwow.  (List of past speaking engagements available upon request).

Visual Performance:

The visual performances are highly educational and entertaining. The vibrant colors

along with the energetic movements causes the audience to watch with anticipation. Words and actions held in balance not only to teach, yet to amaze the young and adults. Through each presentation, stereotypes are dispelled, and common cultural characteristics are felt during audience participation and viewing. Mindset of unity vs division. DEI models and strategies are components of each sharing.