We certainly hope not!! But is social media damaging young people’s ability and desire to read books and other long-form media?

Amazigh women and argan trees have a lot in common. They are precious, invaluable pillars of Moroccan-Amazigh life, culture, and identity.

People have been asking me for years how we choose books for high schools in Morocco. In short, it happens through close collaboration!

The Access Language Center opened in January and is already a beehive for the whole community.

In an ambitious collaboration, we supplied a network of school libraries on the edge of the Sahara Desert. Lahcen shares this retrospective.

We launched the OliveSeed Trees Initiative on Martin Luther King Day, with a united tree planting in California, Morocco, and Kenya.

Larbi tells us about his love of storytelling and how we're helping the tradition thrive in Morocco through the MLP Writing Competition.

We're excited to be partnering with the innovative new Access Language Center in Biougra, Morocco, in support of literacy for all!

"I promised myself to encourage my female students to study hard at school and to be ambitious."

"Do you believe that books can affect us exactly as people do?" Ferdawss Ben Malk tells us about the lesson she's learned.

"Given the right opportunities and resources, Moroccans will and indeed do read books with enthusiasm."

Anne Siembieda-Wilson reflects on her time as a Peace Corps volunteer in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco.