Agati is a non-governmental organization that is creating a movement to get books into the hands of all Rwandan youth and children. It was co-founded by six young people who lived and breathed the opportunities of growing up in Rwanda, and the challenges of not having enough access to informal learning opportunities like nearby library spaces. Agati’s mission is made possible by a shared zeal for bringing about positive change in the community by providing a learning sanctuary to children and young people that extends beyond the formal classroom setting. The first Agati community library was founded in the Musanze district in 2018, and since then, Agati has set up seven more library spaces across the country in Musanze, Rubavu, Kicukiro, Nyamasheke and Karongi. We employ young people’s passion and volunteerism to get books to hard-to-reach communities at our libraries and in villages far and near through physical engagements, radio, and social media.