Golf clubs with covers resting against a white tent at an outdoor event.

Mission, Vision, Values

People sitting on chairs and standing on a grassy area near a lake, with forested mountains in the background on a bright, partly cloudy day.

MISSION

To illuminate and advance greater understanding of and support for Wabanaki Nations’ heritage, living cultures, and homelands.

VISION

A profound shift in understanding, respect, and support for sovereign Wabanaki Nations leads us all into a more thriving and equitable future.

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A woodworking project in progress showing a wooden canoe frame with a cloth strip wrapped around it, set on a workbench covered with wood shavings and woodworking tools.

VALUES

  • Community - We work together to celebrate our diversity and nurture our inter-relatedness.

  • Respect - We commit to truth-telling, listening, and dialogue, assuming best intentions.

  • Responsibility - We honor our resources, relationships, and ongoing practice of decolonization, acknowledging our obligations to Wabanaki Nation’s ancestors, homelands, and futures.

  • Creativity - We strive to effect positive change through innovation, imagination, collaboration, vision, hope, and joy.

Annual Reports

The Abbe Museum’s Fiscal year spans October to September of each calendar year.

FY 2024
FY 2023
FY 2022
FY 2021
FY 2019
FY 2018