The Human Library
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The Human Library is a library of people and their experiences with prejudice. However, instead of paperback books, actual people are on loan for conversation. The concept is about acknowledging and challenging the prejudice that we all carry towards one another. For that reason, the Human Library creates a safe space for conversation where topics subject to taboo, marginalization, or stigmatization can be openly addressed without condemnation. The people acting as Books have directly or indirectly been exposed to prejudice, bias or discrimination based on aspects of their person, heritage or life experiences. At The Human Library we invite in all questions and our Books engage in sharing their personal experiences with the readers. Please register if you plan to attend this event.
WHEN: Saturday, October 5, drop in between 11am-2pm
WHERE: Kimball Junction Branch Library
QUESTIONS: Call Murph at 435-336-3070
This event is sponsored by Friends of the Summit County Library