Welcome to Maine SSN

Announcement

Luisa Deprez Wins the David Brian Robertson Excellence in Leadership Award

Podcast

Episode 243: Prison Cell or Recovery Center?

About the chapter

Maine SSN was launched in 2012 with engaged scholars from public and private colleges and universities. As Maine is a geographically expansive state with strong participatory traditions, we meet in different locales, often in conjunction with civic organizations. Among our interests are tax policy, policies promoting opportunity for the poor and middle class, health care, immigration, and challenges for American democracy. Members contribute to a biweekly column and blog, Research Shows, in the Bangor Daily News.

Charlotte Warren

“SSN scholars can bring real stories from real Mainers and real Maine families…The things we are trying to decide—when we can talk about it in terms of our own Mainers, our own neighbors, our own community members, it’s just really invaluable.”

Chapter Members

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Maine House of Representatives
  • Health Care
  • Public Health
Health Reach Community Health Centers
  • Health Care
  • Children & Families
University of Southern Maine
  • Education
  • Gender & Sexuality
  • Colleges & Universities
Plymouth State University
  • Health Care
  • Children & Families
  • Public Health
University of Maine
  • Law & Courts
  • Environment & Energy
University of Southern Maine
  • Labor
  • Children & Families
University of Southern Maine
  • Health Care
  • Inequality
  • Public Health
University of Maine
  • Education
  • Children & Families
University of New England
  • Criminal Justice
  • Law & Courts
  • Gender & Sexuality
  • Inequality
  • Public Health
University of Southern Maine
  • Education
Bowdoin College
  • Gender & Sexuality
  • Law & Courts
  • Media & Public Opinion
  • Race & Ethnicity
University of Maine
  • Environment & Energy
University of Maine
  • Children & Families
Bates College
  • Education
  • Children & Families
  • Criminal Justice
  • Race & Ethnicity
University of Southern Maine
  • Education
  • Immigration
  • Race & Ethnicity