Unjudgement Day – why it matters, especially now
“This is what the planet needs right now to get past our predispositions for war and violence and get to a place of diplomacy and care towards one another.”
Book of the Month: From Peru to the Bay
“I saw tears dropping from her eyes as I spoke about the violence and insecurity I faced as a child and how my parents worked hard to pull my family out of that environment”
Courageous conversations about diversity online
The Human Library is taking the conversations online with public and corporate events. Masco first company to host Human Library online.
Danish Parliament to host Human Library
The Human Library Organization has accepted an invitation to publish our books at the Danish Parliament as part of Constitution Day celebrations.
World Bank to host Human Library
The Human Library and the World Bank are joining forces on the international day of Diversity, Dialogue and Development
Book of the month: Transgender in Copenhagen
Meet Aske Ravn, a 25 year old dane from Copenhagen and open book on being Transgender.
The Human Library in Muncie
Report from the first Human Library in Muncie, IN with 40 new books that volunteered to help bring about a better understanding of our 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.”
When your co-worker is an open book
Imagine a library full of co-workers that volunteered their knowledge to help you better understand the diversity in your workplace.