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Veleta Jenkins | Founder & CEO, Library for Africa

  

  

Founders Bio 

Veleta Jenkins, a native of Gary, Indiana, is a former English teacher with a passion for education and humanitarian work. She holds a bachelor's degree in communications from Indiana University and a master's degree in educational leadership from Wright State University. Ms. Jenkins is the Founder and CEO of Library for Africa, an organization dedicated to improving literacy and educational access in underserved local and international communities.



Founders Message

During my final years of teaching, I encountered a significant influx of students aged 17-21 from 13 African countries. These students faced challenges with basic literacy, English comprehension, and technology skills, which created barriers to their academic success. Initially, I struggled to adapt the curriculum to meet their needs due to my lack of experience with non-American students. Feeling unprepared and disheartened, I found it difficult to provide them with the best educational experience. However, their discipline, focus, and eagerness to learn inspired a shift in my mindset. As I began to understand their unique needs, I became deeply committed to equipping them with the educational resources and opportunities within my reach.


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Ms. Jenkins wishes students from Democratic Republic of Congo, Africa success. 

Day before graduation (2018)

Ms. Jenkins & students (2018)

Library for Africa, Inc.

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