
"The future depends on what we do in the present."
- Gandhi -
Our story
The wake-up call
We live in a time of massive institutional failure, in which we collectively create results that nobody wants. The list is well known: Inequalities, Climate change, Hunger, Poverty, Terrorism, Violence, Destruction of communities, nature, life—the foundations of our social, economic, ecological, and spiritual well-being. These times call for a new consciousness, collaboration and collective leadership capacity to meet these challenges in a more conscious, intentional, and strategic way.
The development of such a capacity would allow us to create a future of greater possibilities.
As Africa emerges, rises, and begins to forge a more positive outlook ahead, a concerted efforts to rethink the future and come up with relevant and sustainable ideas for the future is fundamental. Co-creation or collaborations through iterations and reflections by combinations of the diverse actors or stakeholders is today the core process for any sustainable development or change
Ubujima - "an open collaborative community to co-create a better Africa for all" is a grass root level organization of people and groups like yourself from different backgrounds believing by tapping our collective capacities and network-effect we can pursue sustainable innovation and development for a better Africa and global afro-community.
Our campaigns, projects, and work resolve mainly around addressing these concerns collectively;
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Current Governance and Institutions
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Technology (internet) and Society
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Consciousness & Communitiness
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Diaspora transnational civil society
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African Unification
Our name Ubujima comes from the combination of two Swahili words (Ubunifu and Ujima) that together translate to creativity, collective work and responsibility

Mission
To Mobilize and Equip the Global Afro Community towards Building a Better Afro-community and Africa for All
Vision
An Africa communally defined by the People to compass Free Basic Needs, Direct Democracy, Humane IoT, Conscious Africa, and African Unity through Collective Work and Responsibility
