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Breaking down barriers with Rosetta Primary School

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It’s not every day a new human ‘book’ from the Hobart human library tells their story for the first time but recently one of our newly graduated human ‘books’ told their story about racism, belonging and being different at Rosetta Primary School. It takes a lot of courage, training, and preparation to tell your story of discrimination in public and Vandhana felt happy after telling her story, realising how much impact she can have through her storytelling.


After the session students said, “Be nice to people no matter what race, gender or where they come from” and another said “Don’t treat others different because of their skin colour”
Teachers said “This was an excellent experience from pre planning to the actual experience – well done!” and “an excellent way to introduce the students to the idea of inclusion”


Inclusion Forums funded by Department for Education, Children and Young People, delivered by A Fairer World, and are designed to teach students and teachers about inclusion and diversity through the power of storytelling.



Human books Vandhana telling her story to students with human book John listening.

At A Fairer World, we’re dedicated to building diversity, inclusion, and social justice. Through our various programs, such as the Hobart human library and community outreach initiatives, we strive to dismantle barriers and cultivate empathy and understanding among individuals from all walks of life. The stories of resilience and triumph shared within our Hobart human library, each story serves as a powerful testament to the strength of the human spirit.

To read more inspiring stories host a Hobart human library forum.

But our mission doesn’t stop there. We believe in taking action to create tangible change in our communities. That’s why we’re excited to announce the launch of our Hobart human library forum initiative, where schools and workplaces can host their own human library events. By bringing together individuals with diverse backgrounds and lived experiences, these forums provide a platform for dialogue and understanding, fostering a culture of empathy and inclusion.

Interested in hosting a Hobart human library forum at your school or workplace? Contact us to learn more about how you can get involved.

Additionally, you can support our cause by making a donation your contribution enables us to continue our vital work in promoting diversity, inclusion, and social justice. Every donation, no matter the size, makes a difference in creating a fairer world for all.

Together, we can build a world where everyone feels valued, respected, and included.