The mission of Four Directions Development Corporation is to improve the social and economic conditions of the Native American tribes in Maine — the Maliseet, Mi’kmaq, Passamaquoddy, and Penobscot — through education and investment in affordable housing, tribal business ventures, and Native entrepreneurship.

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Wabanaki Cultural Tourism Initiative

Enhancing tourism and creating economic opportunities for the Tribal Nations in the State of Maine.

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Whether you want to buy a house, start a business, or organize finances, FDDC will help to reach your goals.

Whether you want to buy a house, start your own business, or organize your finances, Four Directions Development Corporation will work with you to reach your goals. We’ll work with your tribe or nonprofit to finance facilities, housing development or a tribally-owned business. We can deliver confidential, high quality consulting to build your organization and business capabilities.

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✨ Artisan Spotlight: Brittany Sockabasin ✨

Meet Brittany Sockabasin, a Passamaquoddy bead artist based in Motahkomikuk (Indian Township) Reservation. With a focus on indigenous style jewelry, Brittany's work explores beaded earrings with a modern-day style, blending traditional techniques with contemporary design elements to create unique, eye-catching pieces. Influenced by pop culture, a sense of humor, and a love for vibrant aesthetics, Brittany's beaded jewelry incorporates playful, bold designs that celebrate modern trends while showcasing her unique, whimsical approach.

Brittany has showcased her work at Wabanaki markets across the region, including the Dawnland Festival, Shaker Village, Common Ground Fair, and the Orono Winter Market.

Explore more of Brittany’s creations on Instagram @sockababe or Facebook at Sockababe Designs.

We’re proud to celebrate Brittany as one of this year’s Native Artisan Grant recipients! 🎉

#WabanakiArt #SockababeDesigns #NativeArtisanGrant #FourDirections
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✨ Artisan Spotlight: Brittany Sockabasin ✨

Meet Brittany Sockabasin, a Passamaquoddy bead artist based in Motahkomikuk (Indian Township) Reservation. With a focus on indigenous style jewelry, Brittanys work explores beaded earrings with a modern-day style, blending traditional techniques with contemporary design elements to create unique, eye-catching pieces. Influenced by pop culture, a sense of humor, and a love for vibrant aesthetics, Brittanys beaded jewelry incorporates playful, bold designs that celebrate modern trends while showcasing her unique, whimsical approach.

Brittany has showcased her work at Wabanaki markets across the region, including the Dawnland Festival, Shaker Village, Common Ground Fair, and the Orono Winter Market.

Explore more of Brittany’s creations on Instagram @sockababe or Facebook at Sockababe Designs.

We’re proud to celebrate Brittany as one of this year’s Native Artisan Grant recipients! 🎉

#WabanakiArt #SockababeDesigns #NativeArtisanGrant #FourDirections
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