A Year of Library Travel
Recently, a friend sent me a photograph of a note I had written to her over two decades ago. Overly dramatic and despondent, I complain how my education has alienated me from my immediate world. I end...
View ArticleWhere science fiction meet environmentalism
Written by: Sinead Vaz Collectively, we’ve been facing the issues of climate change and children today are introduced to its detrimental effects at a very early age. Maybe it’s my pessimism, but it’s...
View ArticleTwo Months in a Library: Learning on Both Sides of the Tracks
“How come you’re not wearing a sari?” “There’s a new box of Non-Fiction books in the library!” “Today is the sketch walk, no?” “Which car did you bring?” “I have 23 rupees for the library party!” “Didi...
View ArticleHiring Manager for Bookworm
Position : Manager, Bookworm Organization : Bookworm Location : Panjim, Goa Time Commitment : Full time position of six days a week consisting of 8 hours/day (Monday – Saturday) Compensation : Rs.6...
View ArticleSummer in the South
Written by: Sinead Vaz This May, we participated in the summer camp organised by the MLA of Benaulim. It was a week-long summer camp, with our team members travelling to seven constituencies, from...
View ArticleInternship at Bookworm
Written by- Somya Jain While I wish to write concisely and structurally about Bookworm as an organisation, I find it nearly impossible to be concise about something so expansive—an organisation that...
View ArticleNeurodiversity and the Power of Inclusive Library Experiences
Written by: Madeeha Khan Understanding Neurodiversity Neurodiversity is a term that recognizes the wide variety in how human brains work and process the world. This concept moves away from viewing...
View ArticleA Box Full of Stories, A Heart Full of Moments
Written by: Jolyan Dias Sapeco There’s something quietly transformative about delivering a playset to a home. Not just any books, but books chosen with care,and with a particular child in mind. As...
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