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Event Reach

Number of Pre-registered Attendees: 54
Number of Actual Attendees: ~ 90
Number of Real-time Views of the Livestream: ~ 15
Number of Volunteers Helping with the Event: 7
Number of MITSC Commissioners in Attendance: 3
Tribal Chiefs in Attendance: 1
Gubernatorial Candidates: 3
Media Outlets Covering the Event: 3

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Media Reach

Number of TV News Features Covering the Event: 3
Number of Newspaper Articles on the Event (Pre-event): 2
Number of Newspaper Articles on the Event (Post-event): 7

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Website Stats

Number of New Additions to our Email List: +89
New Site Visitors (9/29 - 10/27/2025): 2,200
SEA RUN Launch Event Page Visitors (10/1 - 10/28/2025): 476
SEA RUN Library Item (10/1 - 10/28/2025): 263
SEA RUN Library Audiobook Page (10/1 - 10/28/2025): 237
SEA RUN Event Recap Page (10/1 - 10/28/2025): 141
Approximate Number of SEA RUN PDF Downloads: 50
SEA RUN Audiobook Total Number of Plays on Soundcloud: 283

Cover of Maine Indian Tribal-State Commission special report audiobook titled 'Sea Run' with a school of fish swimming underwater in the background.

Introducing the
SEA RUN Audiobook

Featuring Wabanaki Narrators

For thousands of years preceding European contact, Wabanaki people were sustained by massive populations of sea-run fish in Maine’s rivers. Brought to life through the voices of individual Wabanaki tribal citizens, SEA RUN examines the factors that limited tribal people’s access to the fisheries and contributed to the severe decline in the fisheries themselves, and offers recommendations for their revitalization.

We are pleased to offer SEA RUN as an audiobook, made possible with generous support from the Sewall Foundation.

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With gratitude to those who helped make SEA RUN happen in all of its forms.

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SEA RUN Audiobook Launch Event