Write a Letter to the Editor

Write a Letter to the Editor

Letters the editor, also called LTEs, can be a powerful way to persuade legislators to pass legislation. If you’ve never written an LTE before, don’t worry. Writing LTEs is how many people take their first steps into action on issues they care about. Get started with...
Wabanaki people have a right to be safe and heard

Wabanaki people have a right to be safe and heard

The December Wabanaki Voices column was written by Maulian Bryant, a citizen of the Penobscot Nation and executive director of the Wabanaki Alliance. Wabanaki voices is a monthly column in the Bangor Daily News opinion section that shares tribal perspectives. Read all...
Priority Bills in the 131st Maine Legislature

Priority Bills in the 131st Maine Legislature

The Wabanaki Alliance tracks legislation related to the Wabanaki Nations during each legislative session. Below are the nearly 20 bills we tracked during the 131st Maine Legislature — many of which are now law! Find details on all the bills we tracked in 2023 and 2024...
Wabanaki Alliance Appeal for GivingTuesday

Wabanaki Alliance Appeal for GivingTuesday

Shown (l-r) are Beth Ahearn, Carol Wishcamper, Mi’kmaq Nation Vice Chief Richard Silliboy, and Rena Newell. Ahearn, Wishcamper and Newell were honorees at the 2024 Nihkaniyane: Let’s Go Forward Together celebration. Thank you! We are so grateful to...
Wabanaki people have a right to be safe and heard

The enduring value of freedom

The November Wabanaki Voices column was written by Donna Loring, a Penobscot Nation Tribal Elder, Vietnam Veteran, and Wabanaki Alliance Board Member. She formerly served as a Penobscot Nation Tribal Representative to the Maine Legislature and advisor to Gov. Angus...