A Culture of Inclusivity and Belonging
Land Acknowledgment
We recognize that we are on indigenous land. In addition to the Abenaki, the broader place we now call Maine is home to the sovereign people of the Wabanaki Confederacy: the Penobscot, Passamaquoddy, Maliseet, and Mi’kmaq peoples. We exist on their unceded homelands.
Services & Resources
Through a variety of direct services and support, we aim to foster a diverse and inclusive community that is fair and accessible for all.
Education & Training
We offer opportunities for our university community to enhance our cultural competency and humility, as well as programs that promote local and global equity and inclusivity.
Groups & Networks
Our students, faculty, and staff are identifying and exploring issues of inequity while integrating our mission at the ground level.
New Growths: A Conversation on Indigenous Sovereignty + Sustainability
Hear from a panel of Penobscot and Wolastoqey speakers discuss their work in environmental activism and social justice in Wabanaki homelands.
Nov. 1 | 3:00 – 5:30 p.m. | Portland campus
