About this Event
Adriaans & Associates is honoured to launch the inaugural Ubuntu Dialogue, featuring Dr. Siyabulela Mandela and Dr. Kofi Hope — two remarkable voices who will guide us in reflecting on how Ubuntu can shape a more hopeful, just, and inclusive future.
This is the first of a four-part series, where thought leaders, innovators, and changemakers will come together to share stories, wisdom, and vision. Grounded in the spirit of Ubuntu, these gatherings will spark conversations that uplift equity, interdependence, and resilience — values we need now more than ever.
The Ubuntu Dialogues invite us not only to imagine better possibilities, but to walk together toward them.
This extraordinary event is more than just a gathering — it is a moment to reflect on Nelson Mandela’s legacy, to honour the struggles and triumphs of those who fought for justice, and to inspire the next generation to carry these values forward.
In today’s world, where the challenges to justice and equality remain as urgent as ever, the call for courage and compassion cannot be ignored.
The Aga Khan Museum has generously offered ticket holders access to the Aga Khan Permanent Collection from 4.30-5.30pm, before the start of the event. The main program will take place in the Nanji Foundation Auditorium, followed by a networking opportunity in the Atrium.
Outdoor and underground parking available and access is complimentary with this code: CLIENT2025 at the parking meter.
To learn more about this upcoming dialogue, explore sponsorship opportunities, and discuss how you can be involved in this and future events, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
We would be delighted to connect with you and share more about our vision for this series of conversations — each designed to spark reflection, deepen understanding, and inspire meaningful action. Your engagement can help shape a more just and inclusive future.
Contact Carole Adriaans
416-725-5825
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Aga Khan Museum, 77 Wynford Drive, Toronto, Canada
CAD 75.00
