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Multicultural community of library users - by Emma Raibaut from We Need Books
- 1. A Multicultural Community of Library Users In Athens, Greece
- 2. 2016 - Birth of We Need Boks
- 3. Refugees in Greece- 2014-2023 Samos' new 'Closed Controlled Access Centre'
- 4. The library in 2023
- 5. Critical librarianship and critical cataloguing - setting the ground for a multicultural community to flourish and thrive
- 6. Critical librarianship and critical cataloguing - 2
- 7. Joy, love and care are at the heart of the library
- 8. Participative methods to foster trust and growth
- 9. Thank You