Celebrating our ‘books’ with Paul Pritchard’s documentary Larapinta: End to End
Every year we celebrate the heart and soul of our work, our lived experience speakers - known to many as human ‘books’. The Hobart human library is at the core…
Every year we celebrate the heart and soul of our work, our lived experience speakers - known to many as human ‘books’. The Hobart human library is at the core…
A Fairer World builds empathy and creates more equitable communities through innovative programs for schools and workplaces. Your support will help our programs build stronger, more inclusive organisations and communities…
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Come along and celebrate our human 'books' with a free screening of human ‘book’ Paul Pritchard’s new film Larapinta: end to end. This film is about “the dignity of risk”…