Maine-Wabanaki REACH (Reconciliation-Engagement-Advocacy-Change-Healing) began as a collaboration of state and tribal child welfare workers who knew from their work together that children, families, and communities … Continued
While the Indian nations in what is now Maine may have had some limited contact with Europeans as early as 1480, regular contact began in … Continued
By the beginning of the seventeenth century, the French and English were turning from the exploration of what is now Maine to establishing colonies and … Continued
In 1722, Samuel Shuttle, the governor of Massachusetts, declared total war on the Abenaki. Part of the concern of the English colonists was the presence … Continued
In 1606, guided by the Discovery Doctrine which declared that Christian nations had the right to conquer and rule all non-Christian nations, England gave a … Continued
( – promoted by navajo) While the Indian nations in what is now Maine may have had some limited contact with Europeans as early as … Continued