What We Do
At the Ubuntu Center, we have outlined guiding principles that center and ground our work, core pillars that reflect our theory of change, and strategic focus areas that direct our internal and external activities. Together, these represent “The Ubuntu Approach” to collective scholarship and action and serve to advance our mission and guide our human-centered efforts towards our vision of an equitable and just world in which all individuals and communities are healthy and thrive. Our approach reflects a deep commitment to both process and impact and represents the paradigm shift necessary for transformative change.
Publications
The Ubuntu Center team includes dedicated researchers who continue to add to the scholarship that undergirds efforts toward antiracism and population health equity. Click below to read our latest research publications.
Making the Invisible, Visible: Race, Racism, and Health Data Lessons From Latin American Countries: English | Portuguese | Spanish
Projects
Through our projects, the Ubuntu Center is dedicated to bridging connections and knowledge between scholars, community residents, organizers, and activists about entrenched inequities created by racism and other systems of oppression.
The Ubuntu Center hosts a range of events to further the conversation on movements, antiracism scholarship and solutions. Click below to see our latest and upcoming events.
Learn about The Ubuntu Center’s human-centered approach to advance collective scholarship and action for population health equity.
Pain. Power. Possibilities. Lessons from the Poor People’s Campaign
Join The Ubuntu Center and The Poor People’s Campaign in conversation on the lasting impacts and lessons we can learn from social movements.
Press
Our leadership, strategic council members and fellows are often featured in local and national media outlets. Click below to read our latest press mentions
