Who is it for?

Everyone has a place.

From adults to toddlers, one shared starting point: us.

For everyone

You don't need to be an expert to be part of the “us.”

The Daily Ubuntu is for anyone who wants to understand better, and for organizations that want to bring Ubuntu into the heart of their practices. Choose your starting point.

Citizens

Change comes from all of us. Start with one question at a time.

Where to start: Gestures to get started

Professionals

Tools for reflection and action in the workplace: hiring, welcoming, serving the public.

Where to start: Economy and Inequality

Health care settings

Caregivers and managers: understanding why being believed is already a form of care.

Where to start: Racialized but Human

People in vocational training

To build, right now, a more inclusive vision of your future trade.

Where to start: The facts about Quebec

Students

Go deeper into the ideas of systems and equity, with sources you can cite.

Where to start: Sources and inspirations

Teens

Spaces for dialogue about social justice, social media and everyone's place.

Where to start: Digital Solitude

Children and toddlers

From the earliest age, we can sow empathy: putting ourselves in someone else's shoes, sharing, welcoming. For parents and educators.

Where to start: Exile and Migration

For organizations

We support organizations in their human and social transformation.

Schools, care settings, community organizations, businesses: write to us about a talk, a workshop or an ongoing support process.

Write to us

contact@dailyubuntu.com