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A Powerful First: Mem’s Debut as a Human ‘Book’
Today marked a special moment in the Hobart Human Library—Mem shared her story for the first time. Stepping into the role of a human 'book' takes courage, vulnerability, and a…
A Fairer World staff and human books presenting to Contemporary Art Tasmania audience
Exploring Unconscious Bias with Contemporary Art Tasmania
We had a fantastic time delivering Unconscious Bias Training with Contemporary Art Tasmania, diving into how bias influences decision-making and shapes creative spaces. Through thought-provoking discussions and practical strategies, we…
From Engineer to Educator
by Human Book John 56 years living as a “normal person” changed in an instant. My journey from impairment to inclusion for people with disability. I joined the Hobart Human…
I Am What You Made Me, A Life with BPD
by Human Book Jasper What happens when your trauma was not a single event but a long passage of time? Who do you become when you’re finally free? I’ve been…
Family Violence: From the Inside
by Human Book Deborah I am a human book because I am a survivor of family violence spanning 25 years by my intimate partner. As a book I have the…
My life, as I see it through my eyes.
by Human Book David I have been a book for two and a half years. The best question I have ever been asked is if I could have normal eyesight…
Nobody’s Child
by Human Book Natasha I think I've been a book for 6 or 7 years? And I am a book because I believe it's important for others who have gone…
Students Against Racism working through activities as part of the workshop
Supporting Students Against Racism with Storytelling Skills
Recently, we had the privilege of running a storytelling workshop for our long-term partners, Students Against Racism. The session focused on mentoring students to build confidence in sharing their lived…
Project Officer Aster training new human 'books'
Training New Human ‘Books’ for the Hobart Human Library
In February, we hosted another inspiring Community Education Training session for the Hobart Human Library, and it was a wonderful way to start the year. A heartfelt thank you to…
THE TEALEAF READER – DRAMA Mia has always lived a nomadic lifestyle, never letting anyone too close. Moving around the north-west coast of Tasmania, she has become very good at avoiding her past. However, when her daughter starts falling behind at school, Mia has to face the shame she has been running away from.
THE TEALEAF READER
THE TEALEAF READER – DRAMA 14:14 minutes Director/Producer: Elli Iliades Synopsis Mia has always lived a nomadic lifestyle, never letting anyone too close. Moving around the north-west coast of Tasmania,…
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