Street Library
Street Libraries are open cultural spaces that invite children to discover the pleasure of reading and art activities and learn to recognize the strength of their own communities. In a central square, a park, a stairwell, or on the side of a mountain, these activities reach children and families too often left behind.
Keep Kids Connected to Friends, and Learning in Latin America
Photo above: Pilar Boche narrating stories from Escuintla (Guatemala) “I like to listen to the stories over the telephone because (…) Read more
Support Children in Poverty Struggling to Learn during COVID-19
Photo above: Story Garden, Gallup Market, New Mexico, USA, 2019 © ATD Fourth World “There is no alternative: either we (…) Read more
Adopt a Street Library! United States Annual Campaign
Looking to make an impact in under-resourced neighborhoods? For children, Street Libraries* mean reading, creative activities, and games on a weekly basis. (…) Read more