Unjudge someone at the Human Library
The Human Library celebrates its 20th birthday. The library has gone from an event at a music festival to a worldwide movement for learning about diversity.
A passion for publishing people
Allison McFadden-Keesling has hosted more than 20 Human Library events at Oakland Community College in Michigan. After her family comes the library.
Book of the month: Suicide Survivor from London
It is such a humbling experience to help people heal, and when I listen to the reader’s stories, it has often led to some sort of personal growth.”
Book of the Month: Mental health in Maryland
“I feel I have a responsibility to talk about it and by having difficult conversations, I believe I make it easier for others to share their stories.”
Book of the month: Gay power in Florence
All problems are usually small problems, when you look at it. It is just an experience of human life,” say our book of the month Mauro from Florence.
Moved and maybe even a change of heart?
I had tears in my eyes at times during my first publication as an open book in the Human Library. I was part of a book collection that featured 70 topics.
Book of the Month: Syrian Refugee in Poland
Most of my readers assume that I am Muslim, when we start our session. When I inform them that I am a Christian Syrian, they are shocked, says Ehssan.
Book of the Month: Muslim Woman
Meet Saima our Muslim book from the Human Library in Fox Valley. Published more than 20 times the past years and still ready to answer your questions.
Book of the Month: Minimalist from Estonia
Meet Dagmar a Minimalist and our book of the month from Human Library Estonia. “Our society is very focused on talking and not enough on listening,”
Book of the Month: Sex Worker
Being a Sex worker should not be a taboo says our Book of the Month, Nitin. Well-spoken and wise on life, he wants to help change people’s mentality.