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Reflecting on Change, by the Wabanaki REACH Board

August 08, 2024

REACH has been through many changes and transitions over the years, evolving from an idea of decolonization to becoming an official non-profit with a board, staff and many volunteers. It has been quite the journey thus far and we continue to transform to meet...

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A Family of Robins, by Penthea Burns

July 04, 2024

  A family of robinsAn adult pair and two juvenilesExplore the grassy yardIn front of my houseShaded by the maple treeLiving from this landTaking what they need For much of my lifeI underestimated robinsI thought them plainThen I listenedTheir song isLyrical andBeautifully complexI didn’t...

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