Whether you’re a teacher, curriculum specialist, school administrator, or home schooler, we are here to support your journey in bringing Abenaki culture and knowledge to life in your educational setting.
Mission Statement: Our mission is to empower educators and students by providing them with authentic Abenaki cultural experiences and resources that foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of Abenaki heritage.
Our Core Values: Our work is grounded in authentic Abenaki knowledge ways meaningful relationships, and a commitment to lifelong learning. We believe education fosters understanding, strengthens communities, and created opportunities for people of all ages to learn from each other. We are committed to developing educational resources and experience that honor Abenaki voices, thoughtful inquiry, and inspire curiousity, respect, and cultural understanding.
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K12 School Programs and Beyond
Featured Programs
Grounded in years of public history research, curriculum design, and collaboration with Abenaki community advisors, and offered to schools through booking and partnership.
Each program includes: Pre-visit coordination, curriculum alignment, customization for grade-level, and community-informed content.
Presenting Abenaki Culture in the Classroom (3-credit Teacher Training)
Reflections of Place: Wabanaki Textile Workshop (Grade 6 through adult)
Dancing Blue Wolf Sings for Little Ones (Grades PK – 3)
Vetted Resources
The materials are provided as part of our commitment to public education. Schools seeking deeper engagement or customized programming are encourage to explore our programs and professional services.
Our Resource Library, your go-to hub for authentic Abenaki cultural resources. Here, you’ll find categorized materials including lesson plans, videos, and educational articles to enrich your teaching and learning experience. Browse by category or explore all resources to find the perfect content for your needs.
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Our Impact in 2025
The following infographic illustrates our impact in the community and regional schools in 2025.
Events
Stay connected with the Abenaki Arts & Education Center through our upcoming events and programs! From teacher training workshops and cultural presentations to our annual Abenaki Heritage Weekend and seasonal speaker series, there’s always something happening to engage and educate. Check out our events calendar to see what’s coming up and find opportunities to deepen your understanding of Abenaki culture. Be sure to register early to secure your spot and experience the richness of Abenaki traditions firsthand.
Support Us
Your support is vital in helping us provide authentic Abenaki cultural experiences and resources to educators, students, and the wider community. By donating to the Abenaki Arts & Education Center, you contribute to our mission of preserving and sharing Abenaki heritage through educational programs, cultural workshops, and free resources. Every contribution, big or small, helps us create more opportunities for learning and cultural exchange.
Join us in making a difference—support our work today!
When making your donation on the museum website, be sure to mention the donation is to support Abenaki Arts & Education Center programs
Public Scholarship & Recommended Readings
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A Map of New England, Being the First That Ever Was Here Cut
Kwenitekw, The Long Story
Cultural Values as a Means of Cultural Preservation
VT TRC Emblematic Meeting on Eugenics
American Abenaki Curriculum: A Journey of History and Resilience
Presenting Abenaki Culture in the Classroom
Thank you to our partners and supporters!
AAEC collaborates with cultural, educational, and state-wide partners to support accurate Abenaki education.
Abenaki Arts & Education Center is supported by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ Cultural Sustainability program, made possible by the Wallace Foundation.
