A Human Living Library Event @ Pearl Cove Library
What is a Human Living Library?
A Human Living Library provides a “library of people” for individuals to openly discuss and challenge stereotypes, stigma and discrimination.
Participants in our Eye The Book event will “borrow” and connect on an intimate level with a visually impaired “human book” for 30-minute time periods to explore and consider issues that restrict and impede their full participation and access to facilities within their local communities.
For more information about Human Living Libraries, you can visit the official Human Library Organization’s website.
Or the Human Library Australia website here.
MEET OUR HUMAN BOOKS!
Emeritus Professor David Walker – a visually impaired Australian historian and professor of Australian Studies at Deakin University
Katie Kelly – Australian paratriathlete and founder of the Sport Access Foundation with Usher syndrome (a condition that affects both hearing and vision)
Maggie Stevenson – an elderly Pearl Cove resident with macular degeneration (an eye condition affecting the elderly)
DETAILS
Date: Thursday, 14th October 2021
Time: 3:30-6:30PM
Venue: Pearl Cove Library Courtyard (wheelchair accessible)
Light refreshments will be provided to all participants.
Bookings are essential as places are limited!
Please note that this event is strictly for adults aged 18 and over.
If you have any further questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Pearl Cove Library
6 Ocean View Road
Pearl Cove NSW 2246
(02) 9772 3498
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Olivia Moreira
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