the kina8at center

The next steps

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We are now continuing to work with our funders on the construction of the large buildings, leading to the creation of the Cultural and Healing Center we have always dreamed of.

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A little more about the project

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The many people involved in the development of Kina8at are inhabited by a desire for reconciliation, healing and rapprochement between peoples. This impulse is rooted in the work of the organization's co-founders, Dominique Rankin and Marie-Josée Tardif, who have worked for Indigenous and non-Indigenous people for several decades.

Their vision is to create a place where Kina8at can fully flourish and where more people can discover the immense richness of Indigenous cultures.
 

Aware of the distress experienced in many indigenous communities and the growing need for new generations to finally find their identity, our efforts patiently point to reconciliation in all its forms. In fact, the Kina8at project corresponds in many respects to the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that we have experienced in recent years in Canada.

 

Your financial contribution will enable Kina8at to build a center for the transmission of Indigenous cultures, while allowing Indigenous people to regain the joy of life and pride of their ancestors.