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What is a Human Library ?

 A Human Library is a an innovative approach to promote dialogue, reduce stereotypes, and foster understanding among people from different backgrounds. In a Human Library event, instead of borrowing books, participants have the opportunity to "borrow" a person who serves as a living book.  Each living book is an individual with a unique life story and experiences that challenge stereotypes or preconceived notions. The "readers" or participants can engage in one-on-one conversations with these living books, asking questions and learning about the person's life, perspectives, and experiences.
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Who are the books in the human library ?

    In a Human Library, "books" refer to the individuals who share their   personal stories, experiences, and perspectives with participants. These individuals are often called "living books." Each living book has a unique story that challenges stereotypes, dispels misconceptions, or provides insights into a particular aspect of their identity or life. Living books can come from various backgrounds, representing diversity in terms of race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, and other aspects of human experience. The idea is to create a library of human experiences that readers (participants) can "borrow" for a conversation, allowing for a direct and personal exchange of ideas and perspectives.  

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