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A site devoted to thoughts about books, reading, and libraries relevant to Africa mostly by Michael Kevane, co-Director of Friends of African Village Libraries, a small 501(c)(3) non-profit devoted to helping village and small community libraries in Africa. I am also an economist at Santa Clara University. Other frequent contributors are Kate Parry, FAVL-East Africa director, and Anne-Reed Angino, FAVL networker extraordinaire! For more information see the FAVL website, http://www.favl.org
Who we are
Links to library support associations affiliated with FAVL
Blog Archive
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2008
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February
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- What does a volunteer in a FAVL library do?
- Kathy Knowles on CBC
- Family literacy, storytelling at home... should we...
- Recommended reading....
- Uganda Community Libraries Association
- Uzo and his father - Ernest Emenyonu
- Dinaw Mengestu - "The Beautiful Things That Heaven...
- Pass the PLE...
- Another Barbara Kimenye title
- Do African community libraries have to be justified?
- Mark your calendars- we will be at CIES in New Yor...
- Summer reading... how much does it help?
- Apologies to Chinua Achebe...
- Young Fluent (African) Readers
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February
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Labels
- FAVL activities (101)
- african novels (58)
- libraries in africa (46)
- africa children's books (31)
- FAVL volunteers and partners (24)
- academic study reading (23)
- why donate? (22)
- making books (17)
- Non-African novels (16)
- understanding africa (15)
- reading and the brain (8)
- reflections on literacy (8)
- technology for literacy? (7)
- africa photo books (6)
- reading programs in Africa (6)
- books about Africa (5)
- schooling in Africa (4)
- africa arts (3)
- african literature analysis (2)
- building libraries (2)
- networking African libraries (2)
- african music (1)
1 comment:
Seattle Reads, a program of Washington Center for the Book, has chosen The Beautiful Tings That Heaven Bears as its 2008 title. Study guides, background material and information on author appearances are available at http://www.spl.org
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