 Anne Simpson of Antigonish, Nova Scotia, did poetry workshops, helped theatre director Martin Legend with his ambitious first novel and spent two weeks helping in Goi (2012) More |
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 Alice Moulton, a Canadian volunteer with OCLF for the past 12 years, and her husband, Ed, from Winnipeg, Manitoba, attended the 20th anniversary of the Kathy Knowles Community Library and visited numerous library projects. (2012) More |
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 Penny and Callie Giaccone of Ottawa, Ontario, returned to Ghana following their volunteer placement in 2011 along with sister Sophia. They went to Goi, and were welcomed back. (2012) More |
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 Nelly Amenyogbe of Vancouver, British Columbia, spent one week in Goi and time visiting other OCLF libraries. Like her brother, Andrew, who volunteered in 2011, she had the opportunity to visit libraries that her father, Roger Amenyogbe, had designed. She also enjoyed time dancing with the Kathy Knowles Theatre Company Ltd. at the Nima Centre. (2012) More |
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 Penny and Callie Giaccone of Ottawa, Ontario, spent one month at different OCLF libraries in the Greater Accra region. (2011) More |
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 Stacey-Ann Morris of Ottawa, Ontario, spent one week at the Nungua Library. (2011) More |
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 Andrew Amenyogbe of Vancouver, British Columbia, spent three weeks helping out at both the Kathy Knowles Community Library and the new Accra College of Education Community Library.His father, Roger Amenyogbe, has been involved with OCLF for many years as an architect, including the design of the new library. (2011) More |
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 Gillian, Sara, Julia and Alex Williamson (with Emma, a librarian) of Ottawa, Ontario, spent a month in Ghana. They worked as two teams and divided their time between the Nungua and Kathy Knowles Community Libraries in Accra. (2010) More |
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 Beth Cramer of Boone, North Carolina, spent one month visiting a number of OCLF libraries to do research for her Doctoral Dissertation on Educational Leadership at Appalachian State University. (2010) More |
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 Marina Goodwin of Winnipeg, Manitoba, spent two months at the Kathy Knowles Community Library in Accra, and then spent a month at St. Cecilia R.C. School Library in Ho, the district capital of the Volta Region. (2010) More |
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 Sophie Knowles of Toronto, Ontario, spent six weeks at the Nima Maamobi Community Learning Centre as the musical director for The Orphans of Qumbu, an African opera. (2009) More |
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 Leila Osman of Ottawa, Ontario, spent one month at the Kathy Knowles Community Library, Accra. (2009) More |
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 Stephi Bell of Ottawa, Ontario, spent one month at the Kathy Knowles Community Library, Accra. (2009) More |
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 Susie Sarrasin of St. Malo, Manitoba, spent three weeks in Goi, a fishing village east of Accra. Her daughter Melissa Sarrasin designed the new Kathy Knowles Community Library, Goi. (2009) More |
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 Kaitlan Knowles of Winnipeg, Manitoba, spent six weeks visiting various libraries in Accra. (2008) More |
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 Elizabeth Giles of Marlboro, Vermont, spent five months at the St. Cecilia R.C. School in Ho. More |
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 Janet Hogarth of Collingwood, Ontario, spent one month in Goi. (2008) More |
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 Emilie Wall of Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, spent one month in Goi. (2008) More |
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 Christine Jacobs, a librarian from Montreal, Quebec, spent part of her sabbatical year at the St. Cecilia School Library in Ho. (2007) More |
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 Zani Showler of Ottawa, Ontario, spent four months at the Nungua Community Library, Accra. (2007) More |
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 Rosanna Nicol of Ottawa, Ontario, spent four months at the Mamprobi Gale Community Library, Accra. (2007) More |
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 Linda Hyde of St. Albert, Alberta, returned to Goi for a second visit in two years. (2007) More |
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 Noreen Mian of Winnipeg, Manitoba, spent six months in Goi. (2006) Following her stay she wrote Otu Goes to Sea. More |
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