Refaat Mobile Library
P.O. Box 17919, Atlanta, 30316
Refaat Mobile Library is a volunteer-run traveling library in Atlanta focused on Palestine and struggles for freedom and equal rights. Visitors can borrow books for adults and children at pop-up events and get free booklets online. The group also collects book donations and raises money to help people in Gaza. Offers: Pop-up lending library; Adult and children's books; Free downloadable booklets; Political education resources; Book donation opportunities; Fundraising for Gaza relief. Email refaatlibraryatl@proton.me or message @refaatlibraryatl on Instagram.
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What they offer 5
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Book the library for your eventService
Event organizers can ask the library to come to their event. It fits events like solidarity gatherings, teach-ins, art and poetry events, fundraisers and healing events. Volunteers reply after checking who is free.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Free zines to download and printService
The website has free zines (small booklets) on Palestine and other topics. You can download, print and share them. A very small number of printed copies are kept at pop-ups.
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Refaat Mobile Library ServicesService
This volunteer library brings books to pop-up events in Atlanta and shares free booklets online. It is for people who want to borrow books, donate books, or support Gaza relief work.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Volunteer with the libraryProgram
Volunteers take the library to events and help behind the scenes. Tasks include printing, book requests and fundraising. The best way to start is to come to a pop-up and meet the team.
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