Page 10 - Human Library News Today

Volunteers will be available to share their experiences with prejudice and discrimination while discussing those experiences with the "readers."

Readers can "check out" human "books" for a 30-minute conversations and learn from people with different lived experiences.

Mosque Parking Mess Discussed -- "The mosque has hired personnel to augment volunteers helping those attending services to find legal parking close by. But the efforts apparently are not enough, as the Green Valley neighborhood is faced with congestion issues during Friday prayer services and the Islamic faith’s holiday periods. One proposal floated over the past

Grandma settles back into the dining room chair and the identical twin 5-year-old girls, Kiyah and Kiara, climb onto her lap, whisper requests into her...

There are no books at this library; instead you check out people. Why? To talk to them and help shatter the stereotypes that divide us.

People with stories to tell interacted with "readers" at the unique event on Saturday at the Main branch of the Toledo library.

Khaled Hosseini, author of “The Kite Runner,” wrote, “We need to be invited into the lives of others… stories remain our best teachers of empathy.” The YWCA Gettysburg & Adams

It's happening at the main library in downtown Toledo Saturday at noon.

Community members are invited to learn from each other at the Brighouse library

The Eckerd College librarians have been planning a Human Library event since the Fall semester for the Eckerd community to hear stories from participants representing a breadth of personalities and