ULM team

Turinawe Samson is a Ugandan humanitarian educator and the founder of ULM, who believes that “Love, inclusivity, compassion, tolerance, dialogue and reconciliation will lead to creating a world that is open to making peace and living together with others. A generation which is reading, thinking and loving human beings, opening up and sharing their knowledge in the service of humanity with the understanding that every human being, whoever the person, should be respected simply for being part of God. He condemns gender based violence such as domestic violence, corrective rape, homophobia, child abuse, murder, violence stemming from HIV and AIDS, poverty, disease, corruption, war, discrimination of marginalized people and all forms of exploitation teaching. They are an affront to God’s purpose for our existence as human beings."

Sharon Kukunda is a teacher in Uganda and she joined ULM to do her part in liberating Uganda.

Nelson N Nkwene joined ULM to do his part to break the long term silence on violations of women and sexual minorities in Uganda and Africa at large. In addition that that Nelson is an environmentalist writer who believes protecting human rights means preserving human kind and its future.

Emma Lloyd is a visionary, designer, tent maker and outspoken egalitarian.

Lanny Arvan is an economist and learning technologist who knows just enough to get himself into trouble. Now retired from the University of Illinois at Urbana, Champaign.

Stephen T. Jones is a visionary and Inspirational Speaker …

Lorena Oceguera Tamayo is a teacher, educator and long term human rights activist.

Charles Sharp;

Tyre Oliver;

Dylan G Herron;