Journey to South Africa: The Experiment and TFI
In July 2016, The Experiment teamed with #TheFellowshipInitiative (TFI) to bring 110 low-income, promising young men of color from New…
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Homestay
One of the best ways to become immersed in a new country and culture is by living with the locals.…
Learning Arabic
I’m amazed that in the course of three and a half weeks they have come from knowing no Arabic and…
The Fellowship Initiative: In Loving Memory of Winston Perez
World Learning and The Experiment express our deepest condolences to Winston’s family
Wabanaki – REACH, Panel Discussion – Blood Memory
Panel discussion reflecting on the documentary Blood Memory with film subject Sandy White Hawk, filmmaker Drew Nicholas, and Wabanaki-REACH board…
Prayer in Honor of the Truth Commission’s Work
The Maine Wabanaki-State Child Welfare Truth and Reconciliation Commission issued its findings on June 14, 2015. We call on people…
Celebrating Truth, Healing and Change: A Service for Faith Communities
REACH’s Decolonizing Faith project has produced recorded content for faith communities. This recording includes music, prayer, and reflections that guide…
Genocide and ME: Introduction by Carole Martin
Opening remarks for the evening “Genocide & Maine: Shining the Light of Truth”. Carole Martin is an independent consultant who…
Remarks from the event. “Genocide & Maine: Shining the Light of Truth.” Tom Andrews is a former congressman from the First Congressional District of Maine and also represented Portland in the Maine House and Senate. He is now the president and CEO of United to End Genocide, a 500,000-member organization seeking to prevent and end genocide.
Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project, Maine Wabanaki REACH, Maine Wabanaki-State Child Welfare Truth & Reconciliation Commission, and United to End Genocide.
Genocide and ME: Testimony from Monique Mutumwinka
Monique Mutumwinka lives in Portland and is originally from Rwanda. Before coming to the United States, she practiced dentistry for…