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August 2026
We have had a summer full of education, advocacy, unity, and embracing the beautiful warmth and beauty of our homelands. We are so happy to be collaborating with youth from Wabanaki nations on our tabling at community celebrations and also having them lead the efforts on civic engagement in this busy and exciting election year.
While August can become a sleepy month with lots of folks on vacation and life slowing down a bit, we have been busy planning exciting events for the fall! We would love to see you at Nihkaniyane and Indigenous Peoples’ Day as well as the community conversations and fairs. We are also lining up exciting online events and as always we continue to grow our coalition and enjoy the friendships and bonds we make on this journey to fully realizing the rights of Wabanaki in our homelands now called Maine.
We hope you have had a restful and peaceful summer and as the first chilly mornings start to appear and we get closer to the 133rd Maine State Legislature we are thankful you choose to support our efforts and the future of our nations.
Woliwoni!

Maulian Bryant
Executive Director
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