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Presentation, Manual, Info session
The "Human Library" toolkit was developed by the A.R.T. Fusion Association and Youth with a Global Vision Organisation as part of the “Don’t judge a Book by its Covers” project, funding by the European Commission through the Youth in Action Programme.
The purpose of this publication is to encourage and offer support to those who undertake the coordination of a Human Library. Through this guide we do not intend to offer the perfect recipe for the organization of a Human library because every library has its own basic ingredients and everything else is adapted by each and every organizer according to local circumstances.
Human Library works as a real library – you as a reader can borrow a book for a limited period of time. There are two major aspects: the BOOKS are REAL PEOPLE and they enter in dialogue with the reader.
Human Library has every intention of drawing attention towards the acceptance of diversity because, often times, differences between people are not valued as resources. Most times, these differences lead to labelling, prejudice and ultimately to discrimination, suspicion and exclusion.
This guide, which will be made available to all the organizers of Human Libraries around Romania and UK, sums up the cumulated experience of several organizers, librarians, books and readers during, all of which were involved in similar events conducted in 2009-2011 and organised by A.R.T. Fusion and its partners.
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http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/1336
This tool is for
youth workers, teachers, trainers, young people, human rights advocates, people whith stereotypes and prejudices about others, people which are being discriminated.
and addresses
Social Inclusion, Intercultural Learning, Youth Participation
It is recommended for use in:
Action 1.2 (Youth Initiatives)
Action 4.3 (Training and Networking)
Duration:
3hrs.
The tool was created by
youth initiative, training
in the context of
Cristina Stan , Maria Butyka, Roxana Turcu
The tool has been experimented in
Don't judge a book by its covers Project, 2011
The tool was published to the Toolbox by
stan cristina (on 12 March 2012)
and last modified
1 February 2012
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