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How Interacting with Wabanaki Maine History Helps Families in Maine

April 03, 2025

by Esther Anne, Policy Associate II, Catherine Cutler Institute, University of Southern Maine and REACH volunteer and Amanda Hollander, Training Specialist, Office of Child and Family Services State of Maine, and REACH volunteer.   Since April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and since Wabanaki...

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Wabanaki Prayer

January 09, 2025

by Brian Altvater, Sr.   Oh grandfather, great spirit, my grandfather I come to you with open arms and a hungry spirit Our people have lost the ways of old Teachings you taught us to be one with natureWith the powers of the universeThat you command yet,...

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