Our Story
Born from Experience, Driven by Ubuntu
With over two decades of living in Canada as an immigrant and settler, our founder understands the complexities of assimilation within a society built on structural biases. These inequities disproportionately impact marginalized communities, particularly through social determinants of health. With 13 years of fieldwork and community-building experience, our founder strives to close these gaps using culturally affirming, trauma-responsive, and equity-focused approaches.
Inspired by lived experience and professional expertise, our founder envisioned a transformative initiative grounded in justice, equity, and Ubuntu. Sabuntu Intercultural Society was born on December 1, 2024, in Vegreville, Alberta, where service gaps for racially marginalized groups were evident. S.I.S honors African ancestors trafficked to Canada and Indigenous peoples forced into servitude, working on stolen lands. We aim to address systemic inequities and create pathways to healing and collective liberation.