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The Library Impact Podcast

The Library Impact Podcast

Library Aid Africa 4 Episodes Sep 10, 2026

The Library Impact Podcast explores how libraries drive progress and create meaningful impact in people's lives. Through stories and conversations, it highlights the role of libraries in education, community development, and access to information. The show features voices from the library sector and beyond, sharing examples of change and innovation. It is produced by Library Aid Africa, an organization working to strengthen libraries across the continent.

Episodes

Transforming School Libraries: the journey and what lies ahead
Transforming School Libraries: the journey and what lies ahead Sep 10, 2026 00:42:03 this episode, we speak with Evelyne Mwandia, Executive Director, Start A Library Trust, about the journey of transforming school libraries into vibrant spaces for reading, learning, and discovery. She shares lessons from the organisation’s work, the challenges facing school libraries, and her vision for the future of libraries in schools.
Libraries enabling creative enterpreneurs
Libraries enabling creative enterpreneurs Apr 12, 2022 00:16:25 In this epside, Shuanyi Li, Director of Strategic Development at Creative Startups shared insight into how libraries are enabling creative entrepreneurs through the Libraries As Lauchpads project.
Impact of libraries on individual learning journey-- Kayode Adeniyi
Impact of libraries on individual learning journey-- Kayode Adeniyi Oct 13, 2021 00:10:15 This episode of The Library Impact Podcast features a discussion with Kayode Adeniyi, a Software Developer & Geospatial Analyst who shared the impact of libraries on his learning journey.
Reading and learning from childhood-- Samuel Alomenu, Senior Program Manager, Worldreader
Reading and learning from childhood-- Samuel Alomenu, Senior Program Manager, Worldreader Aug 16, 2021 00:16:28 In this episode, we discussed with Samuel Alomenu, Senior Program Manager at Worldreader. He shared insight into how reading and learning from childhood shaped his passion and drive to continuously foster equitable access to information for all.

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