Library in a refugee camp on Lesbos founded by Haringey resident Ruth Miller - article in the Guardian

There's a lovely piece in the Guardian yesterday about a very successful library in a refugee camp on the Greek island of Lesbos - described as a 'sanctuary of hope and healing':

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2025/jun/16/mavrovouni-refugee-ca...

Just over a year old, it has 2,500 books already, and the prime mover in its creation was local resident Ruth Miller. She now spends most of her time in Lesbos, coming back to the UK occasionally to source books for the library - particularly those in Turkish, Farsi and Arabic, for both adults and children (children's books are particularly welcome). Do get in touch if you have any to offer! She is in the UK at the moment, and will be giving some short talks telling the library story in Haringey - watch this space for more details.

She volunteers for the NGO Eurorelief, and if you would like to make a donation to the Library, you can do this through the Eurorelief website (for the Camp Library & Education fund):

https://www.eurorelief.net/current-needs/camp-education