Att lära ett folk att läsa : Rapport från två byar i Tanzania

This documentary was filmed in two cities in Tanzania during the autumn of 1969. It focuses on ongoing literacy projects, detailing the execution of these initiatives and the difficulties faced by educators. One of the towns is characterized as an ujamaa town, a socialist city located north of Lake Victoria. The other city features a masaj community near Kilimanjaro, where a dedicated teacher is making strides in literacy among his people.

As a documentary from the 1970s, it offers a historical perspective on education and social efforts in Tanzania, making it relevant for those interested in global education movements. The film serves as a record of the unique cultural and social dynamics in these regions, highlighting the importance of literacy in community development during this era.