Living Books: Breaking Stereotypes One Story at a Time

Two Chicks and a Hoe

Have you ever judged someone before truly getting to know them? We sat down with Ronni Abergel, founder of the Copenhagen based The Human Library, to discover how the power of conversation can challenge stereotypes and prejudices. We delved into the importance of understanding diversity and fostering connection through open dialogue with people from diverse backgrounds and experiences.
Ronni shared his insights on navigating grief and the role The Human Library plays in helping those coping with loss. He opened up about his personal journey following the sudden loss of his wife and highlighted the significance of finding comfort from others who have experienced similar situations. We also explored the process of becoming a volunteer "human book" and the ways readers can access these unique stories from all over the world.
In our thought-provoking discussion, we emphasized the value of connecting with people who are different from us and the power of understanding diversity. By hearing and understanding each other's stories, we can foster connection and break down barriers. Don't miss this inspiring episode that will undoubtedly make you say, "Wow! I love this idea!"
The Human Library
Interview with: Ronni Abergel

Things that make you say "Wow"!
For more episodes and additional information visit the Two Chicks and a Hoe website and our Facebook page.
Big thanks to our Producer, Casey Kennedy.

Chapters

1. Living Books: Breaking Stereotypes One Story at a Time (00:00:00)

2. Breaking Stereotypes With the Human Library (00:00:06)

3. Human Library and Navigating Diversity (00:09:59)

4. The Human Library (00:18:12)

5. Grief and Becoming a Human Book (00:27:38)

6. The Human Library (00:37:17)

7. Unjudging Through Human Library (00:44:40)

8. The Importance of Understanding (00:52:30)