Everybody can be an open book, because we all have a story to tell. This is the core principle animating the Human Library, an innovative project that uses dialogue and human interaction as a social medicine against prejudices and stereotypes. A human library is collection of people who want to share their own story with others. Visitors to a human library can borrow 'people on loan' and satisfy t
heir curiosity by asking questions in an informal, one-to-one chat. In this way, visitors get to know the person behind the label and can deconstruct their own preconceptions. This is what the Human Library is all about: breaking stereotypes through direct confrontation, but always in a humorous, fun way. In the spirit of intercultural understanding that is part of its philosophy, DRONI is setting up a series of Human Library events to foster tolerance and cultural growth in Georgian society. Brought together under the name of 'Think Wider', these events will take place in and around Tbilisi during fall 2013. The main Human Library will be on 16th November 2013. To know more about 'Think Wider' and the upcoming events, keep checking our website and follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
