Our Sixth Annual Two-Eyed Seeing Conference will be held January 22-24, 2027 both virtually and in-person at The University of Maine in Orono, Maine.

Our inspiration for this annual conference comes from Albert Marshall, a M’iqmak elder who popularized the term two-eyed seeing, or etuaptmumk, in his language. Two-eyed seeing establishes the equal validity of indigenous ways of knowing with contemporary scientific ways of knowing. It is a generous concept that recognizes the value of understanding these various paradigms and acknowledging that they can co-exist, and be applied, in integrative ways. In this year's conference, we explore the application of the concept of Two-Eyed Seeing in healthcare through the work of our presenters.

We are excited to have already confirmed expert speakers from around the globe with deep knowledge to share in Ayurveda, Osteopathy, Indigenous mental health practices, Women’s health, herbalism, and much more. Our conference will feature a diversity of voices, as we believe that inclusion, equality, and diversity are of upmost importance in our conference programming. Please see our full schedule below.

Our conference will take place live - both virtually and in person - in Maine, USA. For those joining us in person, the event space in Maine will open at 7:30 AM daily. For those joining virtually, the Zoom meeting will start at 8 AM each day. We will end by 5:30 PM each day.

All presentations will be recorded for later viewing by attendees. All attendees will receive free access to all recorded presentations for one month following the conference. Lifetime access to all recorded presentations is available for an additional fee. 

This three-day program also includes 22.5 hours of CME/CE for licensed professionals, DO’s and MD’s.