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About the Human Library ... To promote the Chancellor's guiding priority of enriching campus diversity and inclusion, the UARK Human Library will utilize interactive storytelling as a platform to learn about the experiences and perspectives of individuals with compelling personal narratives. The Human Library™ is designed to build a positive framework for conversations that can challenge stereotypes and prejudices through dialogue. We welcome all kinds of diverse stories as a library does, that not only challenge prejudices and stereotypes but also uplift, educate, and encourage readers. The Human Library™ is a place where real people are on loan to readers. A place where difficult questions are expected, appreciated, and answered. The University of Arkansas Human Library started in 2009 but is a part of the larger international Human Library Organization out of Copenhagen, Denmark that started in 2000. Learn more about the Human Library at humanlibrary.org  and our local UARK Human Library page at humanlibrary.uark.edu 

Event Sponsors:  The Center for Multicultural and Diversity Education & the office of International Students and Scholars

Head Librarians:  Sophia Ordaz saordaz@uark.edu, (Curtiss)Trey Smith curtisss@uark.edu and Cynthia Smith csmith@uark.edu 

Note:  All participants are welcome.  If you need disability-related accommodations related to the Human Library sign up, please call 479-575-6665 or email csmith@uark.edu with the accommodation that you need assistance with. 

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