Haule, Meinrad Lembuka

Meinrad Haule    Lembuka is a social worker and researcher with over 14 years of experience. Currently he is an academician at The Open University of Tanzania but holds an M.A in socialwork and M.A in International Cooperation and Development with time he hastransformed himself to be a multidisciplinary expert in research andconsultancy in the areas of HIV/AIDS, project management, childprotection, community development, social welfare policies, internationalrelations, gender, public policies, Ubuntu and social work. He hasworked with several local and international organizations andaccumulated a wealth of experience in the abovementioned areas. Presentlyhe is an academician at The Open University of Tanzania and hisrecent book publication titled “Ubuntu Legacy of Dr. Julius Kambage Nyererein the Global Perspective: Ubuntu Champion 2014’, other works published as articles in journalsand book chapters include AlternativeCare For Children and Youths in Tanzania’; ‘Prominence of Mwalimu Julius K. Nyerere in The History of CommunityDevelopment in Tanzania – Ubuntu Perspective’; ‘Gender Equality in OnlineEducation in Higher Education: A Literature Review’; The Influence of Ujamaa Policy in Realizationof Developmental Social Work in Tanzania – Ubuntu perspective’; ‘The roles of social workers in Keyand Vulnerable Populations in Tanzania’; ‘ALiterature Review and Situational Analysis of Social work Field Practice inTanzania Mainland’; TheEvolution of Community Development thorough Ubuntu Perspective in Tanzania’;Understanding emerging schools ofsocial work in Tanzania through the Ubuntu perspective’; Analysis of Villagization Model ofRural Community Development in Tanzania Mainland Through Ubuntu Lens’;A Literature Review on the Dimensionsof Ubuntu Philosophy Toward Child Protection in Africa – A Case of Para-socialWork Model in Tanzania’; Linking Social Work ValuesAnd Ujamaa Intersections Model In Serving Children With Autism In TanzaniaBeneath Ubuntu Lens – A Desk Review Research’; Applicability of Ujamaa Policy in Social WorkEducation in Tanzania Regarding Ubuntu Philosophy – A Literature Review’; The Historical Expansion ofSocial Work Education in Tanzania with Ubuntu Lens – A Case of UjamaaIntersections Model’; Historical Contributions of Kiswahili Language inDemonstrating Ubuntu Values in East Africa’ The Relevance of Ubuntu Models in Child AlternativeCare – A Case of Mama Mkubwa Model in Tanzania";.Mostof these works have been informed by his work experience, research practice,and an indigenous African Ubuntu which focuses on holistic and collective principles toward human development such as the Ujamaa Intersections model.