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Mandela Washington fellows help St. Paul’s Books For Africa to combat ‘book famine’ in the continent

Nina Thompson

Pioneer Press

July 15th, 2022

At the Books For Africa warehouse off of Prior Avenue in St. Paul, students and administrators of the Mandela Washington fellowship program sorted thousands of books Thursday into cardboard boxes, which were bursting at the seams with children’s books and novels. Next to those boxes, shrink-wrapped pallets of stacked textbooks in biology and physics are ready to be sent across the Atlantic to the continent of Africa.

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Packing and Shipping Books For Africa

Kare 11

July 15th, 2022

Twenty-four African leaders from 15 different countries sorted and packed books at the Books for Africa warehouse as part of the Mandela Washington Fellowship.

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UW-Stout Library recognized by Books for Africa for half-million books donated

LaCrosse Tribune

June 30th, 2022

When University of Wisconsin-Stout’s Instructional Resources Service began its partnership with Books for Africa, the university donated small quantities of titles, and BFA Founder Tom Warth collected the boxes of withdrawn textbooks in his SUV. But now, over these many years, they are needing semitrucks to collect the books

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Ambassador Hegbe Calls on Books' Donors to Do More for Africa

AlloAfricaNews

June 27th, 2022

On Wednesday, June 15, Togolese Ambassador to the United States Frédéric Hegbe hosted the annual Books For Africa Summit Society Reception, the first in nearly three years.

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University Library awarded for helping to alleviate book famine in Africa

Abbey Goers

UW Stout News

June 24th, 2022

Books for Africa recognizes staff for the half-million books donated over 25-year partnership

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Books For Africa Aims to Beat Own Record of Books Sent to the Continent

Panashe Matemba-Mutasa

Mshale

June 15th, 2022

The world’s largest shipper of donated books to Africa held a fundraiser on June 8, where the goal was to break its own record and send 3.2 million books to the continent by the end of the year.

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