Lubuto Library Project: Bringing Knowledge to Zambian Children. Langner, Stacy; Meyers, Jane Kinney; Wagner, Mary M. In Global Perspectives on School Libraries: Projects and Practices. Edited by Luisa Marquardt and Dianne Oberg. Berlin, New York: De Gruyter Saur, 2011, p. 188-198. The Lubuto Library Project’s approach to meeting the needs of orphans, vulnerable children and youth in Sub-Saharan Africa is described.
Read MoreSaluseki, Jowit. “Lubuto Library project realises education vision.” Times of Zambia: June 13, 2011, p. 6.
Read MoreMeyers, Jane Kinney. “Libraries Create Mother Tongue Literacy Programming on the OLPC.” eLeaning Africa 2011, Mlimani City Conference Centre, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, May 25-27, 2011: extended abstract for presentation.
Read MoreSLA New York Chapter Presentation on the Lubuto Library Project. NY Librarians Meetup Group and NY Chapter of SLA, Caren Rabinowitz, April 14, 2011. Jane Meyers presented information on the innovations of the Lubuto Library Project
Read MoreOfficial opening of the Lubuto Library project second library at Ngwerere Basic School in Lusaka Zambia. InformationToday, December 2010 The doors to the second Lubuto Library were officially opened on Nov. 10 to the vulnerable street children and youth in Zambia. Dow Jones & Co. and its employees were instrumental in helping fund and supply resources for the library in Lusaka’s Garden Compound.
Read MoreLubuto Library Opens its Second Library at Ngwerere Basic School, Embassy of the United States, Lusaka Zambia,November 2010. Lusaka — U.S. Ambassador to Zambia Mark C. Storella championed a community-led, community-driven initiative today when he helped officially open the Lubuto Library Project at the Ngwerere Basic School in Lusaka’s Garden Compound
Read MoreLetter from Chief Executive Officer & Publisher Les Hinton from Dow Jones about the opening of Ngwerere Lubuto library. November 10, 2010
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