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- Wabanaki Alliance Executive Director speaks at Jan. 6 vigil
Many people who watched the events unfold in the nation’s capital on January 6, 2021 were shocked as some Americans attempted to block the peaceful transfer of power from one administration to another. Wabanaki citizens were repulsed by the acts of violence and the attempt to thwart the will of 81 million voters. Read more>> - In the News
A new editorial explains how Gov. Janet Mills’ latest Indigenous Peoples’ Day message highlighted incremental fixes that don’t effect systemic change. Read it in our In the News media roundup. Read more>> - Maine Indian Tribal-State Commission Seeks New Chairperson
The Maine Indian Tribal-State Commission is recruiting people to be considered for the position of Chair. Learn more about the position and how to apply. Read more>> - Indigenous Peoples’ Day rally calls for systemic change
Tribal and legislative leaders held a press conference at the State House for the Indigenous Peoples’ Day Virtual Rally for Wabanaki rights. Read more>> - Guest editorial: Without self-government, Indigenous Peoples Day does not honor Maine’s Wabanaki tribes
In this guest editorial in the Bangor Daily News on Oct. 8, 2021, Chief Clarissa Sabattis of the Houlton Band of Maliseets and Chief Kirk Francis of the Penobscot Nation share why passing LD 1626 is the only way to truly honor Wabanaki tribes. To celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day you first must appreciate and respect […] - Take Action: Help pass LD 1626
Maine legislators are considering a bill to restore tribal self-government to tribes in Maine. Learn more about the legislation and how to support it in our new toolkit. Read more>> - LD 1626: Frequently asked questions
What is LD 1626? Why do tribes in Maine support it? Why should I ask my legislators to pass it? We answer these and other questions in our LD 1626 FAQ. Read more>>
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