Native American Crafts and Artistry Class – Beading class
Memorial UnionHosted by American Indian Student Association Wednesday, Nov. 14 Multicultural Center, Memorial Union 6:00 pm
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Native American Programs
Multicultural Thanksgiving
Memorial UnionSpecial guest speakers include John Bear Wabanaki Center and Dylan Smith President American Indian Student Organization who will join us to discuss the significance of this day for Native Americans & Indigenous Communities Thursday, Nov. 15 North Pod, Memorial Union 5-7 pm
Geo Neptune: Celebrating Native American Heritage Month
Little Hall Room 120Learn about Two-Spirits and the persistent barriers that affect minority gender-nonconformists from educator Passamaquoddy activist, and master basket maker, Geo Neptune. This presentation is free and open to the public on a first come first serve basis. Registration is not required.
Motherland and Wabanaki Women
Barrows HallA public presentation by Miigam’agan (Mi’kmaq) who will discuss the Wabanaki as matriculture societies and their relationship to the motherland. Friday, Nov. 16 Hill Auditorium, Barrows Hall 1:00 pm
Decolonizing Our Hearts and Minds
Memorial UnionPresented by Sherri Mitchell (Penobscot). Mitchell will speak on issues of indigenous rights, environmental justice, and spiritual change. Monday, Nov. 19 Bangor Room, Memorial Union 1:00 pm
Lunch and Learn: Native Heritage Month
Memorial UnionCome and support our Native students, staff, & faculty as we celebrate Native American Heritage Month and the significance of this important month with those who identify as Natives. Wednesday, Nov. 28 Multicultural Center, Memorial Union 12:00 pm
American Indian Student Organization Social
Memorial UnionCome meet our Native student group and enjoy Native music and food. Friday, Nov. 30 Bangor Room, Memorial Union 1:00 pm
Race, Trauma, and Social Discourse
Coe Room, Memorial UnionRace, Trauma, and Social Discourse: Conversations in the community (and on social media) Please join the Wabanaki Center and Native American Programs for a community discussion on the clashing intersections between racial bias, historical trauma, and social (media) discourse. Wednesday, January 30 Coe Room, Memorial Union 6:00 pm Presented by a diverse panel of educators, […]
Truth, Healing and Change in Dawnland
165 Barrows HallDecolonizing UMaine, with generous support from the Alton ’38 and Adelaide Hamm Campus Activity Fund, presents: Truth, Healing and Change in Dawnland Wednesday, February 27 Hill Auditorium, Barrows Hall 3:00-5:00 pm This event is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served. Wabanaki and Maine communities collaborated on a precedent-setting project: the Maine […]
Film Screening: “Doctrine of Discovery: Unmasking the Domination Code”
Neville HallFilm Screening: "Doctrine of Discovery: Unmasking the Domination Code" A free screening of the film followed by a discussion with Indigenous author and filmmaker Steve Newcomb Wednesday, April 24 Neville […]