Michael Williams is a Keynote Speaker, Historian, Motivational Coach, and Lecturer on the African Diasporan experience among Native American owned plantations throughout the South East  and Oklahoma namely Cherokees, Choctaws, Chickasaw, Creeks, and Seminoles.  As the author of the newly released memoir titled Native Womb: Going Back To The Beginning, Michael relays the experience of finding his biological family after having been separated from them for nearly 18 years by the decision of New York City's Child Welfare System.   On Thanksgiving Eve of  2011, Michael and his biological family will celebrate 15 years of being reunited.

Board of Governors Recipient Alumnus of Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Operations Crossroad Africa Award, and featured in an award-winning Pittsburgh Urban Magazine titled Soul Pitt Quarterly in their anniversary edition. Published by Publish America Inc who has distributed the book throughout E-Literary markets in the UK, Australia, New Zealand and India.

Visit mynativewomb.com to view the 30 sec commercial soundbite for Native Womb and be a part of Native Womb's online community to join in lively blogging and forum sessions pertaining to adoption and what it means to be an adoptee trying to repair a lost identity.

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