Please sign up through the link:

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Please be aware that due to high demand, not all registrants will be confirmed. We will reach out to you approximately one week before the event with a Zoom link and additional details. Kindly keep an eye on your email inbox, including your spam folder, to ensure you don’t miss our communication.

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Join us at our upcoming Online Reader’s Corner on Sunday, March 10th, where Readers from around the world gather for a unique experience with Human Books from the Human Library.

This event offers you the chance to learn, explore and discover. All individuals respecting our reading guidelines are welcome to join. All you need is a computer, phone, or tablet, and a willingness to spend a couple of hours on your Sunday with us.

As our online Reader, you’ll enter virtual reading rooms alongside participants from various corners of the globe. A Human Book will soon join you, initiating an engaging reading session. This provides an opportunity for an open and honest conversation, allowing you to ask any questions related to their chosen topic.

During the event, you’ll have the chance to read two different titles, each for 30 minutes. We’re excited about the diverse Books we’ll be presenting for you.

We look forward to publishing our Books for you.

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Join us at the Human Library as we endeavour to create a society where diversity is celebrated and understood.

Take part in this innovative initiative by becoming a Reader.

Together, let’s break down stereotypes, promote inclusivity, and foster a more compassionate and accepting society.

The Human Library invites you (Readers) to come Unjudge Someone!

Seating is limited and registration is a must for this free event. (Register here https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/k4heez9/lp/218e6fc6-e2cb-4631-ad48-c460eb42d470 or http://www.bnl.bm)

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Come to our inaugural 2024 event in Perth !
Hear ALL about the Human Library experience and connect with the founder, Ronni Abergel, who joins us from Copenhagen – Live via Zoom.

Canapes will be served at this FREE event that is kindly supported by the City of Vincent and The Backlot.

Limited seating – ticket registration is required.

The Human Library challenges stereotypes and prejudice through open dialogue with real people (aka books) and gives us (aka readers) a chance to understand others and change the way we look at those around us.

It’s a place where real people are on loan to readers and where we – as readers – can challenge our unconscious biases, explore diversity, learn about how we are different from one another, and where we can interact with individuals that we’d otherwise never meet.

A place where difficult questions are expected, appreciated and answered!

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Drop by and experience the Human Library at Ivy TechLawrence Campus Library!

Wednesday, March 27
Noon-3 pm

Take a deep dive into our Bookshelf of Human Books. Come and have unforgettable conversations about personal life experiences with people you might not get to meet in your day-to-day life.

Our Books have lived experiences with stereotyping, bias, or prejudice. Reading our Books gives you the opportunity to explore and examine your own natural biases and stereotypes or learn something new about people.

After a brief introduction to their story, Books welcome and encourage your questions. It is a conversation where they welcome your curiosity and challenging questions. Come to #unjudgesomeone and leave with a new perspective about diversity in our society.

The Human Library is always FREE and always IMPACTFUL. Come to read one Book or many. Each reading conversation is a half hour. The final checkouts are at 2:30 p.m.

For more information, check out humanlibrary.org.

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The Library Book Café in London is back at The Society of Authors, 24 Bedford Row!

The Book Café in London will be open:
Sunday, February 25th 2-5 pm
Wednesday, March 27th 5-7 pm
Sunday, April 28th 2-5 pm
*Last reading is 30 minutes before the close

These conversation cafes invite you to take out a Human Book and have a comfortable dialogue about often uncomfortable topics. Our Books are drawn from the groups in society that are stigmatised or stereotyped, marginalised, mistreated or misunderstood, from race to religion or refugees, disability to discrimination, LGBT to mental health and more.

You can come along and chat with an open Book – all questions are welcome without judgement. As always, it is free of charge, and we hope you will drop by.

The Human Library publishes people as open books to challenge stereotypes and prejudices through dialogue. – Ronni Abergel, founder (Denmark, 2000)

#UnjudgeSomeone
https://humanlibrary.org/
@humanlibraryorganization

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*The time stated in the event description below is the CORRECT time of the event*

The Library Book Café in London is back at The Society of Authors, 24 Bedford Row!

The Book Café in London will be open:
Sunday, February 25th 2-5 pm
Wednesday, March 27th 5-7 pm
Sunday, April 28th 2-5 pm
*Last reading is 30 minutes before the close

These conversation cafes invite you to take out a Human Book and have a comfortable dialogue about often uncomfortable topics. Our Books are drawn from the groups in society that are stigmatised or stereotyped, marginalised, mistreated or misunderstood, from race to religion or refugees, disability to discrimination, LGBT to mental health and more.

You can come along and chat with an open Book – all questions are welcome without judgement. As always, it is free of charge, and we hope you will drop by.

The Human Library publishes people as open books to challenge stereotypes and prejudices through dialogue. – Ronni Abergel, founder (Denmark, 2000)

#UnjudgeSomeone
https://humanlibrary.org/
@humanlibraryorganization

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The Petoskey District Library is hosting a Human Library event on Saturday, August 3 from 11AM-3PM.
In the best sense of the word, The Human Library is a library of people and their experiences with prejudice. However, instead of paperback books, actual people are on loan for conversations. The concept is about acknowledging and challenging prejudice that we all carry towards one another. For that reason, the Human Library creates a safe space for conversation where topics subject to taboo, marginalization, or stigmatization can be openly addressed without condemnation. The people acting as Books have directly or indirectly been exposed to prejudice, bias, or discrimination based on aspects of their person, heritage, or life experiences. At the Human Library, we invite in all questions and our Books engage in sharing their personal experiences with readers.
Examples of Human Books: police officer, immigrant, someone with a criminal history, recovered addict, trauma victim, LGBTQ+, elderly, adopted, body modification, or anyone that has felt judged because of their lifestyle or their experience(s).
Interested in being a Human Book? Click the link below!
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