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Emma Mogus was a leader at Schulich and Google Canada for technology innovators.

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What inspired them to start Books With No Bounds?

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What inspired them to start Books With No Bounds?

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Teenage sisters Emma and Julia Mogus, from Oakville, Ontario, Canada, grew up having a passion for reading. They read thousands of books. And they just assumed that all kids had access to a wide variety of books in their home, school and library. This is why, a few years back, when they learned that children in some areas of the world have don’t have access to books, they were inspired to take action. So, they began to save up allowance money to buy books.  And they started to collect donations of used books. What started out small, soon become quite big!

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Teen sisters from Oakville , Julia and Emma Mogus, founded an organization  called, “Books With No Bounds” in 2011 after learning Aboriginal children living in remote communities in Canada, grow up barely owning a single book their whole lives.

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Type of Activism - Communication/Educate.

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Type of Activism - Communication/Educate.

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Julia Mogus gave a lecture at WW College about Books With No Bounds, the right to education, equitable funding and her own personal experiences.

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Books Without Bounds is a Canadian non - profit organization that was found in June 2012 to provide thousands of books to First Nation communities in Canada and beyond. Books Without Bounds organizes, catalogs, packs and sends appropriate books, computer learning devices, and many other resources to native reserves across Canada and to impoverish communities across the world,so that children and teens are given critical building blocks for literacy and education success.

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- Emma Mogus was featured on Jimmy Fallon is 2017 for her TIc invention.
- Julia and Emma Mogus have several awards including Young Scholar Award, Meridian's Commitment to Communities Sean, etc.
- Currently, Emma Mogus attends McMaster University in the field of Science and Julia Mogus currently studies at University of Toronto in the field of science.

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The type of activism the 2 girls are doing is donating books to First Nation communities across Canada and beyond.

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To date, Julia and Emma Mogus have distributed over 250 000 books and 100 000 school supplies to Indigenous children in remote northern locations in Canada, as well as Ghana, Uganda, India, the Philippines, Pakistan, and more worldwide.