Feathers hold profound and multifaceted significance in Native American traditions, representing a deep connection to the Creator, the earth, and community. While each of the 574 federally recognized tribes (and many more unrecognized groups) holds unique stories and customs, shared motifs resonate across Indigenous peoples. Among these, feathers—especially those of the eagle—are given the highest respect and honor.
As a Native American owner, my journey to name this company, Two Feather Forensics, was deeply personal. It’s a reflection of my shared heritage (Indigenous and non-Indigenous) and a vision to connect with and help restore Native communities and people through our work. For me, the two feathers symbolize a vital partnership and the harmony found in duality—within ourselves, in our relationships, and in the blend of our past and future. We are all shaped by the countless generations before us and the connections we forge.
At Two Feather Forensics, we bring this philosophy to life, combining rigorous technical expertise with profound cultural understanding to navigate the complexities of the digital world for our clients, especially within Native communities.