Creating Impact Through Collaboration

The Ubuntu Global Network functions as an international network for cooperation, learning, and collective action, united by a shared vision of humanistic leadership.

How Does the Global Network Work?

A global network with collaborative coordination

The Ubuntu Global Network coordinates various international and regional structures that ensure methodological consistency, strategic development, and local adaptation of the Ubuntu methodology.

UGN Board

The Ubuntu Global Network Board of Directors (UGN Board) is responsible for implementing the network's strategy and coordinating its day-to-day operations.

John Volmick
South Africa

Founder of the Ubuntu Global Network—

Rym Ali
Jordan

President of the Anna Lindh Foundation

President of the Tomillo Foundation

Former Vice President and Managing Partner at IBM

Founder of the
; President of IPAV

Advisory Board

The Ubuntu Global Network Advisory Board promotes knowledge sharing, cooperation among regions, and representation of the network's diverse contexts.

Ako Eyo Oku
ULA Nigeria

Media Professional

Angel Serrano
ULA Spain

Educator

Pedro Santos
ULA Portugal

Co-founder of Meeru

Luisa Oliveira
ULA Portugal

Educator

Miguel Jaramillo
ULA Colombia

Media Professional

Ashoka Change Maker, Obama Foundation Fellow, and National Hero of Kenya

Educator

Moses Machipisa
ULA Zimbabwe

Educator

Radovan Pérez
ULA Mexico

Director of the Center for Innovation and Social Impact at UPAEP

Tânia Neves
ULA Portugal

IPAV Deputy Manager and ULA Curator in connection with the Academic & Scientific Circle

Academic Circle

The Academic Circle ensures the scientific rigor of the methodology, promotes research, and supports the ongoing development of the content and practices of the Ubuntu Leaders Academy.

Scientific Council

It ensures the scientific rigor of the Ubuntu methodology through research, validation, and continuous development.

Social Responsibility in Higher Education

It promotes the integration of the Ubuntu methodology into higher education, reinforcing its social mission and commitment to the community.

ALU Pontes Program

It builds bridges between institutions and regions, promoting international cooperation and intercultural dialogue.

Ubuntu Online Collaborative Learning

It develops international collaborative learning experiences through digital projects among institutions of higher education.

How does the network work in the field?

Regional Chapters

The Regional Chapters coordinate the implementation of the Ubuntu methodology in different regions, promoting cooperation, knowledge sharing, and the adaptation of the network to local conditions.

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