Please send love, healing energies and prayers to Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc and Sipekne’katik First Nations communities We are reaching out to our community to ask for your love, healing energies, prayers and meditations at this time for Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation and Indigenous communities and their 215 children uncovered in a mass grave...
The Atlantic Bubble is currently closed until May 2nd. We are still pleased to open for small onsite learning programs, hosted gatherings, retreats, and AirBnB. For the latest Nova Scotia Covid019 guidelines click here. For Tata Centre’s Covid-19 protocols click here. We look forward to seeing you onsite soon!
Tatamagouche Centre staff members are working reduced hours January to March, and the Centre is closed to programs. Self-hosted lodging is still available. We are working on anti-black racism training for board and staff, our green retrofitting, providing food boxes and digital supports to Elders and seniors, as well as financial audit and budgeting....
“A” for Anti-Oppression It’s about respect It’s about history How the Treaties supersede the Canadian flag They’re about peace and friendship, nation to nation right relation, our sacred responsibility on this unceded land Black Lives Matters and we’re proud All lives have not mattered not had the same rights and freedoms So we lift...
At November 23, 2020 – We have taken a decision to postpone programs and catered gatherings for now at Tatamagouche Centre. We are still open for self-hosted gatherings and AirBnB. See our Covid-19 measures and Atlantic updates. It is important that well-being is at the centre of our decisions. Stay tuned and stay well!
We’re so saddened and appalled by the recent violence against M’ikmaw fishers. Tatamagouche Centre stand in solidarity with Mi’kmaq Treaty rights to a Moderate Livelihood. What makes us turn to violence, racism? What allows us to work through conflict in a way that undoes some of the knots, reduce harm? What work do we...
Tatamagouche Centre is open to small gatherings and programs beginning August 2020. Until then, the Centre is closed to the public. We have established the following protocols to ensure the health and safety of our staff and all visiting participants and guests. We extend a warm welcome to everyone in the Atlantic bubble only....
Tatamagouche Centre published its 2019 Annual Report during our Annual General Meeting in June. Please click 2019 Annual Report for AGM June 2020 to see the Annual Report
Our commitments to racial justice honour the lives of Ejaz Choudry, Chantel Moore, Rodney Levi, Juan López Chaparro, the many who have been unspeakably murdered these past months and long before. We’re reeling from the Black, Indigenous and Brown lives under assault from police & RCMP brutality, systemic neglect and violence long real but laid bare....
We are reaching out to you today to provide this update. At today’s date (March 17, 2020) the Board of Directors has decided that the Centre will postpone the following scheduled programs, and unless otherwise noted, reschedule as soon as possible. These programs are: Home Death Care – April 3-5, 2020 – NEW DATE...