Enhancing our active and compassionate listening deepens our understanding and offers more creative solutions.
Seeing through the eyes of others and adopting respectful communication leads to more peaceful relations.
Finding shared concerns helps us recognize that we are dependent and accountable to one another.
Is Disconnection Holding You Back?
A lack of genuine connection isn’t just a feeling, it’s a liability. When teams, classrooms or social movements operate in isolation, the result can be friction, disengagement, divisiveness and even violence. This can lead to:
We all know we can do better.
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Frustrated by the constant challenges of low morale and internal conflict? Ubuntu thinking helps you rediscover our common ground, a path to reducing conflict and divisiveness.
Our relentless overfocus on the individual’s achievement undermines the collaborative spirit needed to move us from reaction to relationship. By releasing our internal and external battles that pit us vs them, we build a more empathetic civilization capable of finding common ground.
You envision a more connected and meaningful way to live and work, but lack a clear framework to make it a reality. Increase active listening, take the Common Ground 101 challenge and feel the restorative power that comes from transcending hostility in your community.
A growing movement across the world seeks a more peaceful and respectful world that redefines success in a way that builds on our common ground. Ubuntuworks weaves together the creative efforts of millions of people operating from connection rather than separation, to build a new story.
I AM BECAUSE WE ARE
Ubuntu is a way of living that originated on the African continent and reflects our interdependence with others. “I Am Because We Are” is what Archbishop Desmond Tutu called “the essence of being human.” Around the world most non-dominant cultures have principles akin to ubuntu.
At Ubuntuworks, we understand, as Albert Einstein said, that “our separation is an optical illusion of consciousness.” Our institutions often reenforce these artificial divisions. By integrating ubuntu-based principles where we live, work, learn, and engage with others, we can build a more connected and peaceful world.
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It All Starts With Finding Common Ground.
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The Resource Hub provides organizations and individuals interested in a more connected and compassionate world with data, stories, studies and support for the importance of ubuntu-based principles in our world.
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