Human Libraries and Mutual Recognition
Every Story(Teller) Matters
Aim
This platform has been developed as part of the EU-funded project Every (Story) Teller Matters – Human Libraries and Mutual Recognition. The project is designed to address multiple facets of intercultural development.
What is the aim of this platform?
This platform serves as a virtual library for those interested in human libraries, interculturality, and social inclusion. The content available on the platform will be particularly interesting for immigrants, youth workers, and organizations who wish to implement human libraries.
- The platform provides an overview of face-to-face and online human libraries events across six countries (Turkey, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Greece, Denmark) – when and where they will take place.
- The platform features a “Get Involved” section that allows you to connect with others, engage in discussions and participate in events.
- The platform offers a virtual library where you can access vital information on human libraries and event implementation, available through webinars, recorded testimonials, reports, guidelines, and a toolkit.
- The platform allows users to share information, resources, best practices and reviews via the Engagement Wall.
- Newsletters and press releases showcase the most recent updates on the project.
Our Objectives
The mission of this project is to empower young migrants, foster intercultural understanding, and enhance the capacities of youth workers and educators for inclusive communities.
Six partners implement the project simultaneously across six countries. The project has four key objectives!
Methodology
At the core of this project is the methodology of human libraries. Human Libraries are events where a space for dialogue is created between the storyteller and the audience.
They allow for a safe space where stereotypes and prejudices are challenged.







