Bibliothèques Sans Frontières

Bibliothèques Sans Frontières, known as Libraries Without Borders in English, is a charitable organisation with offices in France and the United States that provides educational resources for libraries, mostly in the developing world.

It was formed in 2007. The organization distributes 50,000 books annually and developed the Ideas Box, a mobile library and multimedia center that provides informal learning opportunities to refugees and other vulnerable groups. Bibliothèques Sans Frontières has programs in 20 countries, including Haiti, Cameroon and France. The organization received the Library of Congress' International Literacy Award in 2016. They are involved in the first mobile library project in Latin America, which will take place in demilitarized zones in Colombia.