World Bank management finally backed down and reversed their decision to shutter the Infoshop. You forced them to realize that this space is not just inventory but a vital pillar of information access. Stay sharp because we need to ensure they keep their word and honor this commitment in the …
I love the World Bank Bookstore (Infoshop) and I want World Bank management to reconsider its decision to close the store. World Bank management, please keep the World Bank bookstore open (at its current or other location if necessary).
World Bank management is still ignoring us and hoping we just fade away. This place is a vital resource for transparency and they are dead set on hiding it from the public.
Reached 1,000 supporters
July 29, 2016
Reached 100 supporters
July 22, 2016
1,089 Comments
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Christine E
8 years ago
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The shop is a huge asset to the informed public and the only way to connect to many publications on a number of important, interesting and sometimes obscure topics. When I come to DC, I purposely book a hotel near this shop! Please keep it open.
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Maissa Abdalla
10 years ago
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In the Arab world, readers still appreciate the paper documents. As the internet connectivity is not that super in some areas of the Arab world, there is still a need to the paper documents. so please keep the infoshop fpr the benefits of my people.
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Cynthia Gayton
10 years ago
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I love this bookshop - it is close to GW and carries books that are not available in other book stores. I have purchased music, dictionaries and international research materials here. The variety of perspectives has enriched my thinking. Please reconsider.
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Wenna Price
10 years ago
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Very disappointed to hear that this business which benefits many will be turned into office space to serve a few. It has been an invaluable resource for professional and personal reading since I moved to DC 5 years ago. Thank you to the Info Shop staff.
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Benjamin Garel
10 years ago
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How can the Word Bank, who promotes and fights for education and culture for all, who supports Malala's fight to bring education to all children, can close the very place where education and culture stems from: a bookstore. It just does not make sense.
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Peter W Whitford
10 years ago
Featured
If the World Bank is really a Knowledge Bank, it needs a prominent location for people to access that knowledge. If cost is an issue, I could suggest a few people of dubious competence who could be let go with a positive impact on the bottom line.
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Kadijah
5 years ago
Loved this store when I worked for GW. Had all sorts of awesome finds and great gifts.
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World Bank management finally backed down and reversed their decision to shutter the Infoshop. You forced them to realize that this space is not just inventory but a vital pillar of information access. Stay sharp because we need to ensure they keep their word and honor this commitment in the …
I love the World Bank Bookstore (Infoshop) and I want World Bank management to reconsider its decision to close the store. World Bank management, please keep the World Bank bookstore open (at its current or other location if necessary).
World Bank management is still ignoring us and hoping we just fade away. This place is a vital resource for transparency and they are dead set on hiding it from the public.
Reached 1,000 supporters
July 29, 2016
Reached 100 supporters
July 22, 2016
1,089 Comments
C
Christine E
8 years ago
Featured
The shop is a huge asset to the informed public and the only way to connect to many publications on a number of important, interesting and sometimes obscure topics. When I come to DC, I purposely book a hotel near this shop! Please keep it open.
M
Maissa Abdalla
10 years ago
Featured
In the Arab world, readers still appreciate the paper documents. As the internet connectivity is not that super in some areas of the Arab world, there is still a need to the paper documents. so please keep the infoshop fpr the benefits of my people.
C
Cynthia Gayton
10 years ago
Featured
I love this bookshop - it is close to GW and carries books that are not available in other book stores. I have purchased music, dictionaries and international research materials here. The variety of perspectives has enriched my thinking. Please reconsider.
W
Wenna Price
10 years ago
Featured
Very disappointed to hear that this business which benefits many will be turned into office space to serve a few. It has been an invaluable resource for professional and personal reading since I moved to DC 5 years ago. Thank you to the Info Shop staff.
B
Benjamin Garel
10 years ago
Featured
How can the Word Bank, who promotes and fights for education and culture for all, who supports Malala's fight to bring education to all children, can close the very place where education and culture stems from: a bookstore. It just does not make sense.
P
Peter W Whitford
10 years ago
Featured
If the World Bank is really a Knowledge Bank, it needs a prominent location for people to access that knowledge. If cost is an issue, I could suggest a few people of dubious competence who could be let go with a positive impact on the bottom line.
K
Kadijah
5 years ago
Loved this store when I worked for GW. Had all sorts of awesome finds and great gifts.
The shop is a huge asset to the informed public and the only way to connect to many publications on a number of important, interesting and sometimes obscure topics. When I come to DC, I purposely book a hotel near this shop! Please keep it open.