Our Latest Newsletter: Event recaps from Indigenous Peoples’ Day and Nihkaniyane, Online Auction, Youth Policy Initiative, and more!

We have had a very full month of community connections, education, and building momentum here at the Wabanaki Alliance. From our 4th annual Nihkaniyane event to our first ever Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration, it is clear that Wabanaki people and our allies and friends are more ready than ever to step forward together. 

We have also been busy with civic engagement work; a highlight is the Wabanaki Policy Youth Initiative taking the lead on this important education and outreach. Remember to make a plan and get out to vote on Tuesday November 3rd! 

We want to give space for Wabanaki people and communities who have suffered tragic losses over the last few weeks. We hold you all in our hearts and we grieve with you as you navigate the unthinkable. We are united in many things as Wabanaki and one of them is the love and strength that we find in one another in times of heartbreak. It transcends all things. We do this work in love and we are thankful for all of you who help us along the way. 
 
Woliwoni!

Maulian Bryant
Executive Director