Maine Inside Out in the Press

Tyler Jackson, a project facilitator at Maine Inside Out, raises his hand Friday while others rock out to “If Not Us Then Who,” the title song from the organization’s album premiered at the Juneteenth observance at Kennedy Park in Lewiston. The gathering honored the emancipation of enslaved people in America while recognizing the systems and structures of chattel slavery are still intact. “Today is all about connecting community together and bringing people from different backgrounds together,” Morgan Millett of Maine Inside Out said.  Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal

Lewiston celebrates Juneteenth with Maine Inside Out

Lewiston prepares for Juneteenth celebration

Building a world where everyone matters and belongs.

Hannaford Bloomin’ 4 Good Programs

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"Unrehabilitatable"

Millennial Podcast (2017)

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Meet Maine Inside Out Founders

ACLU Maine June 2014