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- Wabanaki Nations Statement Regarding L.D. 1626
Leaders of the Wabanaki Nations offered a statement regarding the Legislature’s work on restoring tribal sovereignty. - Support LD 906: Clean drinking water for Passamaquoddy Tribe at Sipayik
Legislators will vote again soon on an amended version of a bill that could finally bring clean drinking water to the Passamaquoddy Tribe at Sipayik after a 40-year struggle to address contamination in the water supply from the Passamaquoddy Water District. - LD 1626 Update: Legislature expected to vote this week!
The full Legislature is expected to vote this week on LD 1626, a bill that would restore tribal self-governance to the Wabanaki tribes in Maine. Find out more and contact your legislators now! - Sipayik Citizens Rally in Support of Clean Drinking Water
Hundreds of Sipayik citizens and allies rallied at the Maine State House in support of LD 906 and clean drinking water and called on Gov. Mills to Drop her opposition to the bill. - In the News
A new editorial from the Bangor Daily News Editorial Board makes the case that LD 585 is an opportunity for the state to “ditch the us versus them framing” and advance fairness for the tribes in Maine. - LD 1626: Submit testimony at the public hearing
Legislators will hold a public hearing at 9 am Tuesday, Feb. 15 on LD 1626, and they need to hear from you! Read more to learn how to submit testimony and testify at the hearing. Read more>> - Wabanaki Alliance Hires First Full-Time Executive Director
The Wabanaki Alliance has hired John Dieffenbacher-Krall, a veteran community organizer and longtime advocate for the Wabanaki tribes in Maine, as its first executive director. Read more >> - Wabanaki Alliance Executive Director speaks at Jan. 6 vigil
Wabanaki Alliance Executive Director John Dieffenbacher-Krall spoke at a vigil in Bangor on Jan. 6 to mark one year since the attack on the US Capitol. Read his statement here. Read more>>
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