Ubuntu comes from the Bantu language meaning “I am because we are.”
Mission: To foster healing and thriving from the harm done by racial trauma.
Vision: To create an enduring legacy of hopefulness and wholeness that brings purpose and thriving.
Ubuntu House is an initiative of AALR intended to foster healing from harm done by racial trauma, build community, and inspire action.
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Our Goal-- Help Us Expand Our Base
By Dec. 31, 2023!”
We have already raised almost $23,000. Please join our movement and expand our support base for Ubuntu House. AALR is seeking your help. Every donation is appreciated.
Our long term goal to obtain property with offices, meeting space and overnight accommodations (typically 1-3 night stays) for small retreats. This will be a space for learning about racial trauma, inner soul work, respite from mental fatigue, fellowship, and consensus-building.
Additionally, we hope to build alliances with partner organizations around the country.
Come join us in our work.
Weekly Prayer Call
Every Mon. at 6:30p CT)
Email Amania at niaenterprises1@comcast.net if you’d like details on joining the Weekly Prayer Call.
Midwest Gathering August 11-13, 2023
Ubuntu House is pleased to be a partner with MORE Omaha, GC Resolve, Omaha Permaculture, and members of the Umo Ho Tribal Lands for a 2023 Midwest Summit Omaha and Macy, NE.
We are gathering with others who welcome the “oneness of humanity” (see attached flyer for details). Please share with those you know who may be interested. Click here for registration information.
Ubuntu House is focused on learning about and acting on the harm done by racial trauma. Ubuntu House was also mentioned in yesterday’s online Together is Better Alliance newsletter under the Minority Mental Health Awareness Month article.
Coming Fall 2023 : Racial Skills Training Sessions
Dates to be announced
Most recently, we have been on the road holding meetings in Omaha, Nebraska and Kalamazoo, MI. See a story of our visit to Omaha here.
Martha, Amania, Ricardo, Yvor, John at Umo Ho Public High School in Macy, NE