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Wabanaki.Alliance has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in October 2021. Resources Wabanaki.Alliance has populated their site with include: • Register: Evening for Environment - Maine Conservation Voters • Online Auction 2026 • Purchase Tickets: Nihkaniyane 2026 • Community Conversation: Wabanaki Sovereignty - LibCal - Curtis Memorial Library • Register: One Nation, Under Fraud Panel • Letter: Maine’s Wabanaki people deserve better than more pollution • Donate Wabanaki Policy Youth Initiative | Maine Environmental Education Association • Judge orders climate and Wabanaki displays to be reinstalled at Acadia National Park • What Does "Two-Spirit" Mean? | InQueery | them. • Respect and Protect the Penobscot River - Wabanaki Alliance • Wabanaki Windows - Land Claims • Why Maine must finally honor tribal sovereignty • Community Update Regarding Recent Concerns About ICE Activities and Native Americans - Penobscot Nation • Event Recording: From Treaties to Today: Wabanaki Tribal Sovereignty in Maine - Wabanaki Alliance • Salmon Restoration on The Penobscot River • Sovereignty Starts Here: Land, Economy, and Tribal Rights in Maine - MECEP • Home - Wabanaki Alliance • Support the Wabanaki Alliance with a Donation • Join the Wabanaki Alliance Email List • Understanding the role of the Wabanaki Alliance | Opinion • 132nd Legislature Bill Tracker • Click to learn more about Wabanaki history. • Follow us on Facebook • Follow us on Twitter • Our Take Action Center • LD 1626 FAQ • Who supports LD 1626? Click to find out! • A Day in Photos: Historic State of the Tribes and Wabanaki Alliance Lobby Day • 131st Legislature Bill Tracker • Bounty - A film screening and conversation with Ambassador Maulian Dana • Bipartisan Legislation Proposes Wabanaki Nations’ Equity with Other Tribes Nationally • Talk by Ambassador Crofton-Macdonald| May 23, 2023 | By Church of the Good Shepherd | Facebook • Wabanaki Alliance Names Summer Fellow • Tribal Self-Determination and Efforts at the State & Federal Levels • Join the Wabanaki Alliance Coalition • Understanding Tribal Sovereignty - Wabanaki Alliance • House overwhelmingly supports tribal bill opposed by Gov. Mills • Maine House supermajority backs tribal-rights expansion opposed by Janet Mills • Calls to Action • How to Contact Your Legislator • House Votes on LD 2004 • Commentary: Maine Legislature should override Mills’ veto of tribal sovereignty bill • Opinion: On tribal rights, Republicans need to declare their independence from Janet Mills • Governor Strong-Arms Legislators to Sustain her Veto of Tribal Sovereignty • Wabanaki Alliance Celebration Draws Hundreds of Supporters of Tribal Sovereignty • Penobscot Nation holds groundbreaking ceremony for new community center • Yes on 6 • LWV-Downeast: Issue Forum Question 6 | League of Women Voters • goldfarbcenter.colby.edu • Cotter Discourse and Deliberation Series: Working to Recognize Wabanaki Tribal Sovereignty • Question 6 Talking Points • Wabanaki Alliance Question 6 Volunteer Sign-Up Form • Wabanaki Alliance Tribal Coalition Grows to More than 150 Members • Lunch & Learn: Restoring Wabanaki History in Maine at the Ballot Box • Truth & Fairness – Restoring Wabanaki History With Your Vote • Wabanaki Alliance Question 6 Weekend of Action Sign-Up Form • Editorial: Vote yes on Question 6 to build better understanding with tribes • The Creator's Game: The indigenous roots of the game called "Lacrosse" • Lois Galgay Reckitt, women’s rights activist and South Portland lawmaker, dies at 78 • Evening for Environment • Giving Tuesday! • Year in Review: A Look Back at 2023 • Sierra Club 2023 Annual Celebration • Wabanaki Winter Market to Showcase Indigenous Artisans and Businesses • Wabanaki Alliance official talks Native American Heritage month • Should Maine be doing more to acknowledge the sovereignty of its indigenous tribes? • Problematic Place Names in Maine & How to Make Positive Change • Businesses for Wabanaki Sovereignty RSVP Form • Honoring the legacy of MLK: Justice and self-determination for all • Editorial: MLK keynote speaker implores all of us to challenge injustice • Evening w/ Dwayne Tomah: The Doctrine of Discovery/Unmasking the Domination • Meet the Champions - Center for Native American Youth • Maliseets 1st in The County to offer jail alternative for those with substance use disorder • Opinion: The Katahdin region is sacred and is no place for a mine • January Talk by Vice Chief Silliboy • Environmental Priorities Coalition • LD 2007 Take Action Toolkit • Wabanaki Alliance Calls on Legislators to Modernize MICSA • Opinion: With LD 2007, Maine can recognize Wabanaki self-determination • My Story is Gluskabe | Penobscot Theatre Company • Write an LTE in Support of LD 2007 - Wabanaki Alliance • What Would Tribal Sovereignty Mean for the Wabanaki? • Task Force Recommendations to Amend Settlement Act • Pared back tribal bill, focused on expanding criminal jurisdiction, advances to floor • Maine Morning Star • Opinion: Amended LD 2007 would bolster Wabanaki Nations’ power to protect our citizens • Maine House Passes LD 2007 Wabanaki Sovereignty Bill - Wabanaki Alliance • Editorial: Maine and tribes should keep taking steps forward together • LD 2007 Talking Points - Wabanaki Alliance • Opinion: Maine tribes and state have opportunity for a more equitable relationship • Senate Roll Call on LD 2007 • Find your State Senator | Maine State Legislature • Covenant of the Salmon People - Brunswick Screening • Covenant of the Salmon People - Bangor Screening • Putep Qotatokot-te Elewestaq (The Whale was Speaking) • Alliance Priority Bill LD 2007 Signed into Law • Opinion: Wabanaki stewardship of the land benefits all • Wabanaki Voices in the Bangor Daily News - Wabanaki Alliance • Appropriations and Financial Affairs Committee - ME Legislature • The Wabanaki Studies Law: 21 Years After Implementation • New $2M Maliseet motel opens in Houlton • Opinion: Salt Lake City is among the top 10 cities for cases of missing and murdered Indigenous people. We must take action. • Wabanaki Women's Coalition • Editorial: Collaboration yields more positive results for tribal-state relationship • Dwayne Tomah Named a 2024 Lunder Institute Fellow - Lunder Institute • Wabanaki Alliance joins Wiscasset Earth Day celebration April 27 • aclumaine.org • Find your legislators! • We Are the Warriors – Bates Film Festival • We Are The Warriors • Opinion: Harmful misinformation can’t distract from tribal progress in Maine • Promotion of Wabanaki cultural tourism gains momentum in Maine • Rivers Reborn: Alewives Continue to Make a Recovery in the Penobscot Watershed in Maine • Opinion: For Wabanaki Nations, legislative session brought progress and disappointments • Maine will receive $70M to improve fish migration in several rivers • World Fish Migration Day – Connecting fish, rivers and people • Wabanaki Alliance Endorses Candidates in Republican and Democratic Legislative Primaries - Wabanaki Alliance • LWV ME Guide to Voting in ME Primaries (June 11th) • 100 years later: A congressional act that didn’t ensure equal justice - ICT News • Wabanaki Alliance Media & Style Guide - Wabanaki Alliance • They’re not ‘Maine’s tribes’: A new guide for writing about the Wabanaki Nations • People of Wabanaki Nations stress proper representation, importance of language • Jeremy Frey: Woven — Portland Museum of Art • Claire Millikin – Sculpting Balance: Jeremy Frey's Art - The Maine Arts Journal: The UMVA Quarterly • July 11 Event to Celebrate Friendships and Alliances • Donations/Tickets for Nihkaniyane 2024 • Opinion: The time-honored valor and sacrifice of Wabanaki veterans • Nihkaniyane 2024! • Editorial: Wabanaki veterans have stepped up to serve even when the US failed them • The Walk for Historical & Ecological Recovery • United National Indian Tribal Youth Announces 25 Under 25 Youth Leaders • Nixon's 7/8/70 Address to Congress • DAWNLAND FESTIVAL OF ARTS & IDEAS — Abbe Museum • Wabanaki Nations, allies celebrate progress in continued fight for sovereignty • Maine Morning Star • Aroostook County basket maker is keeping Mi’kmaq art alive • Opinion: Honor the Watertown Treaty of 1776 by mending American-Indigenous relationship • Wabanaki Alliance Executive Director John Dieffenbacher-Krall to Retire • Wabanaki Alliance Seeks Executive Director • Wolastoqey Language Curriculum Committee • Wolastoqey Trilingual Tool • Wolastoqey Dictionary | Words from the Crow Clan • MICSA Task Force Recommendations: An Explainer - Wabanaki Alliance • The Battles for Machias — The Washington County Almanac • Mawiomi of Tribes | Presque Isle, ME | Mi'kmaq Nation • Akomawt Educational Initiative-Home • Wabanaki Alliance Endorsements for 2024 Legislative Campaigns • ‘The Creator’s Game’ has been changing lives for hundreds of years • New Matinicus ferry named after Penobscot WWII veteran to enter service later this month • Tekαkαpimək Rising: the Remarkable Story of Creating a Welcome Center at Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument • The Fair | Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners • Wabanaki Alliance Voter Canvassing Events • Isaac St. John's talk at Church of the Good Shepherd, Houlton • Wabanaki Alliance Hires Penobscot Ambassador Maulian Bryant as Executive Director • Healing to Wellness Court: Tradition, Justice, and Recovery in the Penobscot Nation • Selected to lead Wabanaki Alliance, Maulian Bryant outlines vision for greater federal engagement • Maine Morning Star • Federal Indian Boarding School Initiative | U.S. Department of the Interior • Letter: Scott Cuddy is committed to justice • Opinion: Indigenous Peoples Day in Maine, 5 years later • First Light Summit • Indigenous Peoples' Day: October 14, 2024 • 131st Maine Legislature Scorecard - Wabanaki Alliance • Are Unions Indigenous? A Workshop by David Shane Lowry • Where Maine's congressional candidates stand on recognizing sovereignty of Wabanaki Nations • Maine Morning Star • Opinion: Legislative scorecard is building sovereignty through education and awareness • Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians - Annual Report • Wabanaki Alliance looks to the future as Maulian Bryant steps up as executive director - Maine Beacon • 1924 Citizenship Act - 100 Years Later • Wabanaki Alliance Endorses Congressman Jared Golden for Re-Election • Wabanaki Alliance Seeks Associate Director • Campus Map - The University of Maine - University of Maine • A Proclamation on National Native American Heritage Month, 2024 | The White House • The enduring value of freedom • Maine’s Modern Indigenous Cuisine - edible MAINE • Freeport - Goodfire Brewing Co • Wabanaki people have served in the military since before the US was a country • Wabanaki Alliance Statement on Biden's Apology on U.S. Indian Boarding School Policy • The Upstream Battle to Preserve Maine’s Lucrative Elver Fishery • Wabanaki tribes, scientists take drastic steps to save ash trees from invasive beetles • Home - Ash Protection Collaboration Across Wabanakik - University of Maine • Penobscot Nation, conservation group file appeal to stop Juniper Ridge Landfill expansion • Maine Morning Star • Yale University museum will return items to Maine tribes • Tribes in Maine spent decades fighting to rebury ancestral remains. Harvard resisted. • Maine Morning Star • House Appropriations Committee for Hearing Livestream • DV/SA Advocacy Center - Penobscot Nation • Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault | Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians • Child & Family Services | Presque Isle, ME | Micmac Nation | Mi'kmaq Nation • Peaceful_Relations – Sipayik Tribal Government • Indian Township Passamaquoddy Domestic and Sexual Violence Advocacy Center – Wabanaki Women's Coalition • The Descendants Walk — The Walk for Historical & Ecological Recovery • Incoming Alliance Director Testifies at Congressional Hearing on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women • ME Law - Landback and the Law • Americans Who Tell The Truth • If You Lived During the Plimoth Thanksgiving - Dawnland Signals • Aunties on Air: Episode 12 • Wabanaki Alliance Appeal for Giving Tuesday • Wabanaki people have a right to be safe and heard • Chef Joe Robbins on the George Hale Ric Tyler Show • Tribal Nations Summit at the White House • Universal Declaration of Human Rights | United Nations • Solstice Concert | Paul Winter's Solstice Celebrations • Wabanaki Winter Market (HUDSON MUSEUM) • A Christmas Carol | Penobscot Theatre Company • Wolastoq Inn & Suites​ • Judiciary Committee • Thirty Years of Community Policing Support in Tribal Nations • 2024: A Year of Growth and Hard Work • Indian Country Today: Jimmy Carter's Legacy for Indigenous People • 31,000 acres returned to Penobscot Nation promise conservation without land-use restrictions • Maine Morning Star • Wabanaki Alliance (@wabanakialliance.bsky.social) • Environmental Priorities Coalition 2025 • Opinion: From Selma to the Penobscot: A shared vision of justice • RSVP For Dawnland Screening on 1/23 • Dawnland Film Screening Sign-up Form • New leader of Wabanaki Alliance outlines priorities • Walking in Two Worlds by Alon Deni • Wabanaki Webinar Series 2025 • Maine Calling Interview 1/27 • Wabanaki Alliance: Trump comments on birthright citizenship 'extremely troubling' • Wolastoqey - Latuwewakon Language Learning Resource • Stir World Article on the Tekαkαpimək Contact Station • Tekαkαpimək Contact Station - Friends of Katahdin Woods and Waters • Talk - Energizing Equal Access: Partnering on Research for Resilience in Maine Communities and Wabanaki Tribes - UMaine Calendar - University of Maine • Strong, Norway, Oakland schools among grant recipients • Penobscot basket maker Theresa Secord wins $100,000 award • Ruth Awards — Ruth Arts • Learn more about LD 14! • Submit Your Testimony! • Opinion: Manifest Destiny and its echoes: from the Trail of Tears to a Riviera in the Middle East • Utility concerns delay Passamaquoddy solar project • USET SPF URGENT Trump Alert: Tribal Organizations Send Letter to Stop Federal Employee Terminations • Wabanaki Alliance Announces New Officers, Welcomes Associate Director - Wabanaki Alliance • Trump’s executive order throws wrench in Maine efforts to formalize place renaming process • Maine Morning Star • A new day in the Dawnland • Regulators to investigate Passamaquoddy solar dispute • Penobscot Nation to alter 3 midcoast dams to make them fish-friendly • Opinion: Trump cuts already having devastating impacts on tribal communities • Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians acquires 1,327 acres • Wabanaki Windows Podcast - Wabanaki Alliance • Wabanaki Windows: Native American Citizenship - Wabanaki Alliance • A Brief History of Wabanaki Legislative Representatives in the Maine Legislature | Maine State Legislature • Wabanaki Windows: Isolation, Control and Elimination Series - Wabanaki Alliance • Bowdoin Announces 2025 Honorary Degree Recipients • Great Falls Forum: Wabanakis Then and Now • "Wabanaki Place Names" on Maine Calling • Tax Parity for Mi'kmaq Nation • Maine Morning Star • Testify in Support of LD 958! • MCV Lunch and Learn: "A Remonstrance and the 1942 Transcripts" • Pennsylvania museum will return Wabanaki child remains to Maine • Strengthening Tribal Sovereignty Can Improve Well Being of All Mainers - Wabanaki Alliance • Plunkett Festival Workshop with Mihku Paul • Plunkett Poetry Festival - University of Maine at Augusta • April 16th - Wabanaki Alliance Forum with Wabanaki Citizens • Support Wabanaki Studies in Maine Schools - Wabanaki Alliance • "We Are the Warriors" - Screening and Panel - 4/25 • Food // Freeport Tasting Room & Kitchen — Goodfire Brewing Company • Register for the Wabanaki Alliance Lobby Day on May 14th! • How land claims settlement has harmed tribes in Maine - Wabanaki Alliance • Wabanaki tribe reclaims seat in Maine House as relations improve • Wabanaki studies law must be enforced in Maine schools | Opinion • Maine Voter Information Lookup - Find your Representatives! • Support LD 958: Prohibit Eminent Domain on Wabanaki Land - Wabanaki Alliance • Ban on state seizure of Wabanaki land passes Legislature, but likely to be vetoed • Maine Morning Star • The Walk to Honor Wabanaki Veterans — The Walks for Historical & Ecological Recovery • Equal tax treatment among Wabanaki Nations poised to come to fruition this year • Maine Morning Star • Applying Wabanaki Wisdom to Our Watersheds • Out-of-state waste is fueling environmental injustice to Penobscot Nation • Environmental JusticeAn Age Old Saga (Sunlight Media Collective) • On Wabanaki priorities, the Maine Legislature gets an incomplete grade - Wabanaki Alliance • Autumn 2025 Wabanaki Webinar Series • Honoring Christopher Columbus reinforces myths of discovery and the erasure of truth • Wabanaki Alliance Online Auction • Wabanaki Alliance Urges Voters to Reject Question 1 on Nov. 4 - Wabanaki Alliance • Donna M. Loring Lecture Series | Maine Women Writers Collection • Our UMaine - 2025 Robert Talbot Civil Rights Speaker Series – Registrant • #NotYourMascot • Salon Event: "Mary and Molly" film screening and discussion - Raymond H. Fogler Library - University of Maine • Honoring Charles Norman Shay, a quiet warrior and teacher • Wabanaki Windows with Donna Loring