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    • Our Team
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    • Work Place >
      • Team building
      • Culture competency
      • Conflict Resolution
    • Cultural competency/Sensitivity
    • Transformative Leadership
    • Restorative Discipline in School
    • Anti-bullying
  • Welcoming Community Dialogues
    • WCD Summit
    • Recent Projects
  • Welcoming Community Movement
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​Transforming Work Place ​

The Global Ubuntu team helps businesses and nonprofits  create  positive workplace environments   and works with  management  to develop  productive and collaborative teams.

  1. When you are building a new team or taking them to the next level, let’s help kick start the process. (Team Building )
  2. When you are dealing with unresolved conflict, let’s  teach your staff to deal healthily with conflict in the future. (Conflict Resolution)
  3. If you are hoping  to increase cultural sensitivities and diversity, let us help with that as well. (Culture Competency)
 
Global Ubuntu strengthens your business or organization’s capacity by providing training and coaching on:

​A story to tell:

I , Sumaya, was working with a group on the  first day of their retreat. I asked everyone to  draw a tree that represented their lives. People described their trees as follows:  
 
“My tree was burned down.”
“My tree is cut off.
“I feel my tree has a hole in the middle,” one participant said while pointing to her stomach.
I described my tree and shared with the group as well. I said that war has affected life and thoughts a lot. The group said that I should describe my tree as having been  killed by a gun. I did not agree with their conclusion about my tree of life, but I said ok.
 
I was nervous as the facilitator. I asked myself, “How can I  work with this group so that they can work through their conflict and feel empowered and motivated for change?”  
 
I worked for three days to help them learn about their interpersonal issues and deal with healthily.  They began to address their conflict through a dialogue process that  created space where they could gave and receive  healthy and productive feedback and action for change.
 
By the end of the third day, almost everyone was hopeful, inspired for change, and feeling empowered.
 
Their words are as follows:
Team Building
Culture Competency
Conflict Resolution