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In this enlightening episode of the Mentium Podcast, we sit down with Juliet Sebold — educator, visionary, and founder of Auntie JoJo’s Library.

Juliet takes us on a powerful journey from her early life in Liberia to her time in the United States, and back to Sierra Leone, where she is now making a transformative impact through education and literacy. She opens up about her passion for teaching, the challenges of reintegration, and how she turned those obstacles into opportunities to serve her community.

At the heart of her mission is Auntie JoJo’s Library — a digital platform designed to ignite a love for reading among children in Africa. Juliet shares how this initiative is not just about books, but about empowerment, identity, and creating future leaders through the gift of literacy.

🔹 In this episode:

• Juliet’s journey across three countries — and how each shaped her mission
• The founding story behind Auntie JoJo’s Library
• Why education is the greatest tool for transformation
• Navigating cultural expectations and reintegration challenges
• A bold vision for the future of literacy in Africa

Whether you’re passionate about education, storytelling, or giving back to your community, Juliet’s journey will leave you inspired to use your own gifts to create lasting impact.

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