IHCenter Member Group
Tatenda
Tatenda is a hands-on,
person-to-person program committed to supporting and sustaining
traditional healers and their communities in Africa as well as helping
to preserve these living cultures so critically endangered by poverty,
inter-racial and ethnic conflic and the demands and circumstances of
modern life. In addition, Tatenda
seeks to create dialogue and
collaboration between practitioners of western medicine and the healing
arts internationally for their mutual benefit and enlightenment.
Our Goals:
- Provide opportunities for traditional African healers to
collaborate with other healers around the globe as well as connect them
with those in need of healing.
- Provide venues in which funds may be raised for these healers
and their communities.
- Provide opportunities for western practitioners of the healing
arts to visit traditional healers in their communities in Africa.
- Educate the public about issues relevant to the continued
survival of the remaining traditional healing cultures in Africa.
- Create cultural exchange programs to provide healers the
opportunity to teach in inner city schools as well as universities.
Project Director: Chuck
Madansky
Project Website: www.mandaza.org/tatenda.html