Catching Up with Family
As we embark on our new library project, we are honoring those who played a pivotal role in the success of our organization over the...
Michel DeGraff: Linguistics and education in Haiti
Michel DeGraff is a professor of Linguistics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Director of the MIT-Haiti Initiative. He is...
Anti-Corruption Children’s Book Jaadeh! Translated into Bassa Language
Although the Bassa language is not widely taught in Liberia, it is, however, taught at Spiritan Academy, one of Monrovia’s elite schools,...
Meet One Moore Bookstore’s new teacher/tutor Queta S. Nahn!
Meet One Moore Bookstore’s new tutor, Queta S. Nahn. Queta graduated from the AME Zion University with a BSC in Sociology and Public...
It's Here! The Last Mapou Creole Translation: Dènye Pye Mapou A
In partnership with the Discovering Global Citizenship initiative at Texas Christian University, we were able to produce a Kreyòl...
15 One Moore Book Recommended Children’s Books by Authors of Color
1. Imani’s Moon Written by: Janay Brown-Wood Illustrated by: Hazel Mitchell Summary: Imani is a young Maasi girl with a loving mother...
Gbagba: A Stageplay
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monrovia, Liberia — In a recently released video of Gbagba: The Stage Play, a diminutive, eight-year-old Liberian...
One Moore Book Storytime
One Moore Book Storytime is a project that brings our books to life through video.
Natural & Unnatural Disasters in Haiti by: Katia D. Ulysse
Enough is enough. Haiti has been dealt another crushing blow; and most people have yet to recover from 2010’s devastating 7.0 earthquake....
A Child’s Eye View of Corruption By Daniel Agbiboa
Corruption has become the real stuff of public discourse and everyday practice in many African societies, implicating both citizens and...
