My Maine; Four Nations

Differences and similarities in the Wabanaki Confederacy\u27s four distinct Maine nations are covered in a short article about the state\u27s indigenous peoples

My Maine; I\u27m Not Your Mascot

Short piece illuminates the voices and experiences of those who call Maine home. A display of racial stereotyping witnessed in adolescence inspired Maulian Dana\u27s lifelong pursuit of indigenous rights and representation

Learning Tree

In this brief essay, Penobscot Nation Tribal Ambassador Maulian Dana reflects on the Wabanaki, noting how the history, culture, and traditions of Maine\u27s Indigenous peoples are entwined with Maine past, present, and future

Racial Justice in Maine State Policy: Understanding the Permanent Commission on the Status of Racial, Indigenous, and Tribal Populations

The Permanent Commission on the Status of Racial, Indigenous, and Tribal Populations was established in 2019 to examine systemic racial disparities in Maine and advise all three branches of Maine government on public policy changes that would make racial equity a central consideration in Maine lawmaking. Why is the Commission needed? What has it accomplished thus far, and what urgent matters is it taking up this fall? Through informal conversation with Donna Loring and audience Q&A, the guest speakers will address these and other important questions