Our Journey
Personnel Security Consultants, Inc. – Training Division
Trusted Experts in Tribal Training & Education Since 2004
At Personnel Security Consultants, Inc. (PSC), we believe that education is a powerful tool for protecting our communities. What began as a heartfelt request from the Hopi Tribe has grown into a nationwide commitment—delivering expert, culturally grounded training to Tribal Nations across Indian Country.
Since 2004, PSC has trained over 7,500 professionals, equipping Tribal employers, human resource professionals, background investigators, and adjudicators with the skills and tools necessary to safeguard children and families.
We don’t just provide training—we build knowledge, strengthen systems, and empower communities with strategies that work.
Our Expertise: Training That Makes a Difference
PSC specializes in developing and delivering customized training programs tailored to the unique needs of Tribal organizations. Our curriculum supports Tribal communities in building internal capacity to:
- Conduct thorough background investigations
- Make informed, culturally aware adjudication decisions
- Understand personnel security fundamentals
- Navigate compliance requirements with confidence
Whether in-person or virtual, our training is hands-on, clear, and immediately applicable.
Why Tribal Organizations Trust PSC?
- Proven Leadership: Founded by Michele Justice, an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation, licensed private investigator, and nationally recognized expert with over 30 years in training development and personnel security.
- Culturally Grounded: Deep respect for Tribal values, sovereignty, and community priorities guides everything we do.
- We stay up to date with the latest tribal laws and regulations, providing expert guidance that has helped numerous tribes successfully pass compliance audits.
At PSC Training, we believe in protecting communities through knowledge, courage, and culturally grounded education. Behind that belief stands our founder, Michele Justice…
About Our Founder
Michele Justice — Gentle Warrior, National Trainer, Community Voice
At the heart of PSC Training is Michele Justice — a change maker, entrepreneur, and gentle warrior for community.
As an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation and lifelong advocate for Tribal sovereignty, Michele has spent her career protecting and educating communities through the lens of Indian Child Protection regulations and personnel security. Her work is driven by a simple belief passed down from her elders:
“If you know something that can help your community, you should have the courage to teach it.”
That belief launched PSC Training.
For over two decades, Michele has created practical, culturally grounded training for Tribes and Tribal organizations nationwide. Her sessions are known for transforming complex federal regulations into real-life tools that empower tribal professionals to build safer, stronger communities — especially for children.
Michele’s unique blend of technical expertise and cultural fluency comes from experience few can match:
- Working in the training field since 1994
- Working in personnel security since 1998
- Serving as a SCAN Coordinator and Security Specialist with the BIA
- Creating PSC’s respected curriculum on background checks, adjudication, and compliance
What truly sets Michele apart is how she teaches: she doesn’t lecture — she tells stories. Her signature style draws on personal experience, humor, and clarity to make even the most complex subjects relatable and unforgettable.
Looking Ahead
Michele is beginning to share her story beyond the training room — stepping into spaces where her voice can educate, uplift, and inspire.
She envisions a future where trainings evolve into conversations, keynotes, and even creative performances — blending storytelling, cultural elements, and advocacy.
As she continues to build PSC, Michele also welcomes opportunities to speak on protecting communities, empowering women, and navigating systems with clarity and courage.
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