The Queer Library is a physical and digital collection of books, films, and other resources built to preserve stories, expand access, and support queer learning in Kenya.
Kevin Mwachiro et al. | 2015
An intimate collection of stories about self-discovery, memory, and resilience from older Kenyans. It anchors the library as a living archive that preserves queer history and affirms the value of stories that are often erased.
Jemimah Njuki et al. | 2015
A visually rich exploration of gender identity through African storytelling, adding another layer to the kinds of narratives the library protects and shares.
A cleaner view of access, borrowing, service rules, and care so the collection stays usable and protected.
Staff and WTQ members have free access, while public and institutional users can access the collection through guided borrowing structures.
Staff can borrow up to 4 books for 21 days, WTQ members up to 2 books for 14 days, and public users 1 book for 7 days with renewals based on category.
Readers can use print resources, digital tools, internet access, reprography support, and reference materials that are protected for library use.
Materials should be returned on time, handled with care, and protected against loss or damage. Repeated violations can lead to fines or suspended borrowing.
Koha supports cataloguing, circulation, acquisitions, and patron services so the library can remain searchable, maintainable, and easier to grow over time.
Patron management
OPAC catalogue
Circulation and acquisitions
Cloud-based access and updates
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