Perhaps you have participated in Human Libraries and are eager to explore the themes discussed during the sessions. Maybe you have shared your own story as a book and wish to connect with fellow immigrants. Or perhaps you are a youth worker looking to network and learn from other professionals how to effectively implement human libraries events.

On this page, there are different possibilities to learn, connect, and engage with like-minded on topics related to human libraries, interculturality, and social inclusion.

Hashtags play a crucial role in linking your story to a broader community. By including hashtags in your social media posts, your narrative becomes part of an expansive network of collective experiences. These tags enable others to discover your content, interact with it, and participate in meaningful discussions.

Use these hashtags across various social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn to join and follow discussions related to our project and its themes.

This section provides valuable links to reliable websites, tools, and organizations that assist migrant children and young storytellers. Whether you’re seeking advice on how to share your story, want to understand your rights, or wish to connect with others who have similar experiences, these links are designed to assist you.

National

• https://www.facebook.com/shedia.streetpaper
  A social enterprise and street paper in Greece supporting homeless and socially excluded individuals through journalism and employment opportunities.
  All information is in Greek

• https://mino.dk/
  Mino Danmark is a Danish organization that focuses on promoting the integration of immigrants and refugees into Danish society. They provide various programs, including language courses, job training, and community engagement activities, aimed at fostering social cohesion. A notable initiative is their “Mentor Program,” which pairs newcomers with local volunteers to help navigate cultural differences and professional landscapes.
  Mino Denmark has an event calendar – providing people the change to participate in different relevant events. They host Mino-talks with topics such as representation, culture, identity, racism, democratic participation and more providing the space for minorities to share their experiences.
  All information is in Danish.

European/International

• https://humanlibrary.org/
  A global initiative that challenges stereotypes by allowing people to “borrow” human books—real individuals sharing their personal experiences.

• https://migrantstalktomigrants.com/en/stories
  A storytelling platform where migrants share their personal journeys, challenges, and successes to support and inform others.

• https://storycorps.org
  A digital archive of personal stories recorded and preserved, often focusing on themes of migration, inclusion, and diversity.
  Engagement: Over 600,000 recorded stories and millions of listeners across platforms.

• https://themoth.org
  A platform dedicated to live storytelling events and podcasts, featuring personal narratives on culture, migration, and identity.
  Engagement: Over 50K+ live audience members annually, 1M+ podcast downloads monthly.

• https://www.migrantchildstorytelling.org/
  This platform serves as a space for migrant children from all corners of the globe to share their stories. It promotes self-expression through different means such as written texts, images, photographs, and videos that enable each child to convey their experiences in a manner that feels authentic to them. The aim is to elevate the voices of migrant children, encouraging empathy and increasing social awareness through their individual stories. By archiving these narratives, the website showcases the vast array of migratory experiences worldwide. Additionally, it provides support and guidance to assist children in effectively organizing and communicating their stories.

• https://www.infomigrants.net/en/understanding-europe/Info Migrants is a platform dedicated to providing information for migrants and refugees in Europe. It combines news, stories, and resources in multiple languages, making it accessible to a diverse audience. On the platform, there is a section Understanding Europe which provides insightful articles and resources about the European Union and its policies related to migration. It covers topics such as the asylum process, rights and responsibilities of migrants, and the various legal frameworks governing immigration in different EU countries.
  The platform also provides the possibility for people to post their stories and in their  “Ask Us” section individuals can submit questions about migration processes.
  InfoMigrants is a collaboration led by three major European media sources: France Médias Monde (France 24, Radio France Internationale, Monte Carlo Doualiya), the German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle, and the Italian press agency ANSA.

Erasmus projects from the Results Platform

”The Power of Words”

https://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/projects/search/details/2017-2-RO01-KA105-037714

 “Cooperation in Diversity, Unity in Diversity”

https://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/projects/search/details/2021-2-DE04-KA152-YOU-000038863

 “Storytelling against Polarization”

https://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/projects/search/details/2020-1-NL01-KA204-064761

“Migrant Voices Heard”

https://migrantvoicesproject.eu/

“DIGIMI”

https://digimi.eu/