Esperanto Antaŭen

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Esperanto Antaŭen (meaning Esperanto Forward) was founded in April 2001 by David Yaki, with the support of research scientists at the Alstom Power Research Facilities in Baden-Dättwil, Switzerland as well as individual speakers of Esperanto from four continents. In addition to managing the Calgary Esperanto Centre, offering Esperanto courses and events, Esperanto Antaŭen also maintains the Dorothy Hawley Esperanto Library. Visitors to the library can skim Esperanto magazines, newsletters and other publications from more than thirty countries, as well as hundreds of books, (mostly donated from the personal collection of Dorothy Hawley). The library also contains a small collection of films, music cassettes and CDs.


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