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10/29/2026

Concerned about AI and its impact on Maine students? Got some great ideas about computer science in your classroom? Join us at the Maine Computer Science Education Summit!

You'll hear a panel discussion on AI in Maine classrooms, join breakout sessions built around five key CS education themes, and be part of regional group discussions to turn ideas into a community action plan. Whether you are an educator, a business leader, or a CS professional, come be part of the solution!

Friday, November 6, 2026 | 9 am - 4 pm

Westin Portland Harborview

Lunch & Parking Included

To register:
https://loom.ly/LmOosMY

Hosted in partnership with: Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance - MMSA; Harold Alfond Center for the Advancement of Maine's Workforce; University of Maine System; CSTA Maine, and the Maine Department of Education.

The Maine Department of Education, we support PK-12 educators in integrating Wabanaki Studies into existing curricula. T...
10/28/2026

The Maine Department of Education, we support PK-12 educators in integrating Wabanaki Studies into existing curricula. This material represents a continuing collaborative effort between the Wabanaki Nations, Indigenous and non-Indigenous educators, districts, and other organizations. Resources included here are not comprehensive or definitive but rather represent high-quality materials that are widely available.

The next PD in-person workshop will be held in Houlton on Saturday, November 7th! To register and for more information, please click the following link: https://www.meeassociation.org/events-at-meea/using-wabanaki-and-indigenous-authored-texts-in-the-classroom

Office of Innovation Contact At the Maine Department of Education, we support PK-12 educators in integrating Wabanaki Studies into existing curricula. This material represents a continuing collaborative effort between the Wabanaki Nations, Indigenous and non-Indigenous educators, districts, and othe...

10/28/2026

Join us tomorrow night at 530 as Dr. Darren Ranco shares about "Decolonizing Land Relations in the Dawnland: Landback and Rematriation Across Wabanakik" Register here for the webinar: https://bit.ly/WSWautumn26 The zoom link will be sent on Wednesday from [email protected]

10/26/2026

Looking for an internship opportunity? WPHW is looking for Indigenous undergraduate students interested in health research for the Tribal Undergraduate Research Training and Leadership Experiences (TURTLE) internship program. TURTLE is a paid internship that begins with an 8-week summer in Bangor, Maine with yearlong remote participation, including monthly seminars with Indigenous professionals across the country. Must be 18 or older to apply. Follow this link to the application: https://wabanakipublichealth.bamboohr.com/careers/602

Expanding access to Wabanaki Studies!Schools and teachers looking for resources to support their curriculum and classroo...
10/26/2026

Expanding access to Wabanaki Studies!

Schools and teachers looking for resources to support their curriculum and classrooms—check this out and take full advantage of what’s available!

The next PD Wabanaki Studies workshop is in Houlton, Saturday November 7th! To register and for more information please click the following link: https://www.meeassociation.org/events-at-meea/using-wabanaki-and-indigenous-authored-texts-in-the-classroom

SUPPORTING EDUCATORS Expanding Access to Wabanaki Studies Maine environmental educators say Wabanaki Studies is their #1 professional development need. (CBEL Census) Funding Opportunities Mini Grants for Outdoor Learning MEEA’s Mini Grants for Outdoor Learning provide up to $1,500 to public school...

10/21/2026

FREE! Plus $50 travel stipends, lunch, and contact hours are all included.

This all day gathering is intended for PK-12 educators who have completed the Wabanaki Studies: Essentials for Teaching and Learning microcourse through the Maine Department of Education and who would like to bring a lesson for workshopping and feedback from Wabanaki Advisors and other educators. Register here: https://airtable.com/appmzoagParKRbfiD/shrMtv4BdcMTBkMIM

10/19/2026

Save the date! The 2026 Wabanaki Winter Market will be held Saturday, Dec. 12th from 9am-3pm at the Collins Center for the Arts on the University of Maine campus.

This year's market with feature demonstrations, children's workshops, singing, drumming, and more - don't miss out and stay tuned for the reveal of the 2026 Friends of the Hudson Museum raffle basket!

Don't miss New England's largest holiday gathering of Wabanaki artists! Stay up-to-date with details, including participating artists, at wabanakiwintermarket.org

10/14/2026

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