Healing Begins with Truth: Understanding Colonization, with Wabanaki REACH Online
Explore the differences between the worldview and culture of Indigenous peoples and settlers (and their descendants). Using historical and present-day examples, participants will examine the deliberate strategies of colonization and resulting impacts on Indigenous people, land, and culture, including the domination culture that maintains systemic racism and oppression. This program is intended to serve as a safe space for participants to join with peers and identify strategies to support healing in relation to each other and to the land.
- Date:
- Wednesday, March 19, 2025
- Time:
- 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
- Time Zone:
- Eastern Time - US & Canada (change)
- Online:
- This is an online event. Event URL will be sent via registration email.
- Audience:
- Adults
- Categories:
- History Maine Courses Online Only
For more about Wabanaki REACH: Wabanaki REACH
This program is part of Maine Courses, a monthlong series of free, educational, online events on the topic "Changing Maine." For more Maine Courses offerings throughout March, see below.
March 3, 6:00pm: From Hazard to Harvest: How Aerial Robotics Might Be Used to Upcycle Invasive Forest Pathogens To Biochar - REGISTER HERE
March 13, 5:30pm: Satellite Oceanography: Unlocking Insights by Analyzing the Big Picture - REGISTER HERE
March 19, 6:00pm: Healing Begins with Truth: Understanding Colonization, with Wabanaki REACH - REGISTER HERE
March 25, 6:30pm: Lyme Disease in Maine - REGISTER HERE
March 27, 6pm: Writing Maine: How authors blend fact and fiction to create a familiar, imaginary world - REGISTER HERE
This series is brought to you by MECollab, a sharing partnership between libraries throughout the state.
