In December 2013, The Ubuntu Team began their 10 month journey to make a documentary about people, stories and human connections.

Programme activities include interventions, training and support for the whole school community including heads, teachers, non-teaching staff, students, parents and governors to discover, embed and grow Ubuntu in their school and local community.

The Foundation extols the principles needed to build up the common good: the promotion of peace, commitment to solidarity, participation in community, a preferential option for the less fortunate, and a respect for the dignity and potential of every human being.

UbuntuMail connects children in rural areas across the globe to help foster a mutual understanding of one another’s cultures and communities. Through a structured letter exchange program, children share their ideas, dreams and ambitions and bridge geographical distance by understanding unique environments and cultures of each another.

City Year is working to bridge the gap in high-poverty communities between the support the students in the communities actually need, and what their schools are designed to provide. In doing so, organization is helping to increase graduation rates across the country, and changes the lives of the students it serves.

Rede Ubuntu tem como foco o EUpreendedorismo: influenciar pessoas, equipes e organizações a empreenderem seus propósitos!

Academia Ubuntu is a non-formal education project that aims to train young people with high leadership potential, coming from contexts of social exclusion. The main objective of the project is to empower participants leadership to foster the creation and development of an innovative project responding to social needs of their community.