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Join Youth Leaders as they call for Indigenous Sovereignty in Maine
“Our ancestors made sacrifices so we could be here today, and it is our sacred duty to continue to press for full restoration and recognition of Wabanaki sovereignty.”~ Wabanaki Nations Statement
Senate Could Take Up Tribal Sovereignty Bill on Monday
Watch Wabanaki Leaders and State Senators and Reps. speak in support of LD 1626 at the Rally for Wabanaki Sovereignty at the Statehouse, April 20th, 2022
Tribal leaders are firm.They are not backing down from Sovereignty.
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Watch Wabanaki Leaders and State Senators and Reps. speak in support of LD 1626 at the Rally for Wabanaki Sovereignty at the Statehouse, April 20th, 2022

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The Alamoosic Lake Singers
Bert Polchies of the Penobscot Nation
Rep. Thom Harnett
Vice Chief Darrell Newell of Passamaquoddy Tribe at Motahkomikuk/Indian Township
Sen. Anne Carney
Vice Chief Ernie Neptune of the Passamaquoddy Tribe at Sipayik/Pleasant Point
Sen. Richard Bennett
Dwayne Tomah of the Passamaquoddy Tribe at Sipayik/Pleasant Point
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Rep. Jeffrey Evangelos
Sherri Mitchell of the Penobscot Nation
Sen. Troy Jackson’s statement read by Nolan Altvater
Kathy Paul of the Penobscot Nation
Sen. Craig Hickman