The Human Library 500
The Human Library set a new record when 500 employees from manufacturing company Velux joined our “Reading Hall” sessions in Odense.
Book of the Month: ADHD
Sean from New Zealand joined the Human Library in 2022. When Sean was 58 years old, he was diagnosed with ADHD. Read about his story of being diagnosed, the misconceptions and being a Book on it.
Support the Human Library this #GivingTuesday
As we approach the season of giving, the Human Library is reaching out to our community to make a lasting impact this #GivingTuesday
Book of the Month: Disabled and Gay
In the middle of Covid in 2020, Matthew joined the Human Library as a Book. He publishes with two topics: Disabled and Gay and you can read about his story here.
The Human Library Launch in Madagascar
More than 65 readers dropped by the Simeon Rajaona Library in Antananarivo for the first Human Library on the island.
Human Library Book Depot Manager Wins Award
Peggy Lewis, dedicated volunteer and Human Library Book Depot Manager, received the Vivian V. Conley Award for Distinction in Advocacy for Social Justice for her work with the Human Library.
The Human Library at Copenhagen Pride
The Human Library contributed to this year’s Copenhagen Pride week with a pop-up event at City Hall Square. The Ten Books completed over 50 loans in one afternoon.
Book of the Month – Amputee
In 2020, Filip was diagnosed with cancer and got both of his legs amputated. Read about his story as an amputee and being an open book on the topic.
Book of the Month: Care Experienced Child
Paris’ story, on the surface, is about the care system: how she got into it, what her experience was like, and how it is affecting her to this day. Mostly, however, her story is about making a life for herself despite all that happened and how to get something positive out of what she has experienced.
New Season at the Human Library Reading Garden
The Human Library is preparing for a new Reading Garden season. This season, we are open for loans every Sunday from April 23rd, providing even more opportunities for Readers to unjudge someone.