In celebration of Wabanaki REACH's 5th anniversary of becoming a 501c3 non-profit we are offering viewing access to the following films throughout the month of May.

Access is free - Registration is required. Links to view both films will be emailed to registrants on May 1st. 

Generous individual financial contributions make programing like this available. We invite you to support this work by visiting our Donation page

Sandy White Hawk served as a Commissioner for the Maine Truth Commission.  At 18 months, Sandy was removed from her Sicangu Lakota relatives and taken to live with a Christian missionary couple 400 miles away, where her skin color and cultural heritage were rejected. Blood Memory explores Sandy’s adoption and reconnection with her Lakota community and identity.

Dawnland is a documentary about the Maine Wabanaki-State Child Welfare Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). Film makers Adam Mazo and Ben Pender-Cudlip follow the TRC to contemporary Wabanaki communities to witness intimate, sacred moments of truth-telling and healing.