The Bloom Team

Dr. Mutamba (Moyo) is a facilitator, conflict coach, leadership mentor, and mediator whose work is rooted in Ubuntu—the belief that “I am because you are. This philosophy of interconnectedness and shared humanity guides everything he does, personally and professionally.

With an MSW in Social Justice and Diversity, a PhD in Social Justice Education, and years of experience as a registered social worker, Moyo brings expertise and compassion to his work. His conflict coaching combines his background in equity consulting with a holistic worldview, helping individuals and organizations navigate challenges, uncover the roots of conflict, and build meaningful solutions. Known for his calm presence and incisive questions, Moyo blends insights from neuroscience, mental health, education, and facilitation to provide a practical and transformative approach.

As co-founder of the Ubuntu Learning Village and the Ubuntu Free School in Zimbabwe, Moyo is dedicated to creating spaces for learning, cultural reclamation, and community-building. Through the Free School, he ensures that every child receives an education grounded in dignity and belonging, no matter their circumstances. You can learn more about Ubuntu Learning Village here:  ubuntuearth.org

Moyo also lectures at the University of Waterloo, teaching diversity, equity, inclusion, and leadership courses. Outside work, he expresses his creativity as a mbira musician and storyteller, performing across Canada and the U.S.  solo and with his band Nhapitapi. Whether through music, meaningful conversations, or sharing meals from his kitchen, Moyo finds joy in creating spaces for connection.

At the heart of Moyo’s work—whether coaching, facilitating, or mentoring—is a deep belief in the power of connection to inspire growth and transformation.