Tutu Foundation Comments

Learn more about Ubuntu! Download An Introduction to Ubuntu, by Professor John Hailey 

See a presentation by the Tutu Foundation on the 2011 Summer London Riots

Read the Tutu Foundation's response to the 'riots' of 2011 - Working with Britain's 'unheard' - by Professor Gary Craig

Resources

Thinking of attending a Conversations for Change programme in your area?  Download an Overview for Participants 

Thinking of running Conversations for Change in your area? Download an Overview for Infrastructure Partners


Inspire ubuntu thinking among your family and friends! Play our Ubuntu Game here! 

How ubuntu are you? Find out here!

Tackling Health Inequalities: The Unbuntu Driven Approach

For those interested or working on the Ubuntu driven approach to Tackling Health Inequalities, this is an induction. 

By the end of the Induction, through use of the guide and the accompanying DVD on health inequalities, you will have an understanding of:

•  The work of the Tutu Foundation UK and our flagship programmeConversations for Change.
•  What we mean by ‘ubuntu’, ‘equality’,  ‘personalisation’ and ‘diversity’.
•  The new Equality Act 2010 & how you can help us to protect everyone’s human rights.
•  Your responsibility for supporting Conversations for Change, in your locality to help address health inequalities, support inclusion and build stronger local partnerships.
• An awareness of how you can promote, or support the use of restorative practice to help the NHS in cases where things have gone wrong.

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Others in the Highlight

Robert V. Taylor's book, A New Way To Be Human: 7 Spiritual Pathways To Becoming Fully Alive, includes a forward by Archbishop Desmond Tutu.

The Disability Book brings people together from all over the world and from all different backgrounds based on their past experiences, their future and the present. It connects people from all walks of life, who share the same thing in common - a disability. Providing our community with an environment to exchange experiences, interests, passions, pleasures and aspirations in their everyday life.