Librarianship in times of conflict
Why do libraries become targets during conflict? And why do so many put themselves in harm’s way to protect them? In this blog, our chair Dr. Alice Prochaska reflects on these questions, and more.
Read moreWhy do libraries become targets during conflict? And why do so many put themselves in harm’s way to protect them? In this blog, our chair Dr. Alice Prochaska reflects on these questions, and more.
Read moreThe more Dalitso reads the better he does at school. Here he tells us how greater access to books is helping him with his education.
Read moreDuring the worst of the Liberian civil war Yvonne set up the WE-CARE library to provide a space for children to read and learn. This is her story.
Read moreOn October 31st Her Majesty The Queen visited a library we support in Nairobi. In this blog, our East Africa Representative James reflects on how the visit impacts on perceptions of the library.
Read moreGifty is a teacher in rural Ghana. Having the right kind of books empowers her to create the next generation of readers.
Read moreGirls like Fabiola face huge challenges to gaining an education – but with books, she is making her dreams a reality. Read her story.
Read moreAhmed runs the National Library in Somaliland. He's seen how increasing access to libraries has empowered communities and improved literacy rates.
Read more20 year old Ugbaad is studying for her first degree, and she’s fallen in love with reading at her local library. This is her story.
Read moreMargaret has volunteered in our warehouse for over 10 years. She tells us why sharing the power of books matters to her.
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