Libros Sin Fronteras, A.C.

As our city changes, local artists like who capture the pain, joy, and hope of Cantabrigians today, are vital.

In case you missed it: Our friend, Cambridge photographer Kristen Joy Emack was recently featured in for her current photography exhibition at Boston’s , open through this Saturday! “Book of Saints” is an exhibition that documents her Cambridge community - those who are growing up here, and those struggling to stay here.

Read the Globe piece on Kristen’s work at the link in our bio. Our President Geeta Pradhan was quoted in the story to provide context from our 2021 research report, Equity and Innovation Cities (in which photography by Kristen appears).

Kristen’s photos of everyday Cantabrigians will surely leave a powerful legacy for our community. As the Globe wrote: “’Book of Saints’ captures her city now, ‘so that 100 years from now, 50 years from now, 20 years from now, when Cambridge has morphed into whatever it’s going to become,’ Emack said, ‘we will have an archive of who was here, and who most likely was not able to stay.’”

Our mobile library delivered books to seven rural primary schools and three kinder schools. We taught the students and teachers four types of reading. The students practiced individual, echo, choral and back-and-forth reading.

Students reading and working with volunteer, Bonnie Black. Thank you, Bonnie!

The students traced their bodies and labeled their body parts.

Testimony...thank you, Lloyd!

Multi sensory approach to learning the letters of the alphabet.

Response to reading "The Very Hungry Caterpillar." Measurement and story sequencing.

Readers!

Some of the students at the school, Fall, 2015

Good listeners!