What we’re monitoring: Maine’s Black Future Podcast • New Mainers • Race & Gender • Wabanaki Nations
A story of Randy Stakeman and an interview with Sean Alonzo Harris
Episode 7 tells the story of Randolph Stakeman, a founding professor of Africana Studies at Bowdoin College.
Geriatrics workforce grant to focus on Maine’s rural and tribal communities
The nearly $5 million in federal funds will support tribal health centers and a program that connects medical students with rural communities.
‘Historically left out,’ a Wabanaki organization forges its own approach to addiction treatment
“We needed culturally appropriate, culturally centered services that incorporated our language, our history, that full understanding of who Wabanaki people are.”
A story of John D. Carter and an interview with Lisa Jones
Episode 6 tells the story of a Maine businessman that was an anti-slavery activist in the 1800s.
Trekking through tribal lands as the Penobscot Nation plans to reacquire 30,000 acres
The transfer near Mount Katahdin is part of a growing movement to return lands to Native tribes, highlighting traditional approaches to resource management.
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