Living Library Event 2024
We are pleased to share the success of a recent Living Library event, held on March 27, 2024, at the Esch Youth Hostel. This unique initiative was designed to foster understanding and empathy through personal stories.
Event Highlights
The intricate relationship between cultural heritage and sustainable development is a global concern, transcending national boundaries. This project is dedicated to exploring how youth workers worldwide can contribute to preserving cultural heritage while promoting sustainable development practices. It aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how cultural heritage, an invaluable asset for any society, can be a driving force for sustainable and inclusive growth.
Living Books
Our “books” were volunteers who have experienced discrimination or belong to groups at risk of stereotypes, stigma, prejudice, or discrimination. These individuals shared their personal journeys, offering insights into women’s and human rights.
Interactive Experience
Visitors, acting as readers, had the opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations with these living books. This interaction allowed for a deep dive into the real-life experiences of women who have faced various forms of discrimination.
Submit HereSubmit HereThe Living Library event in Esch-sur-Alzette was a transformative experience that bridged gaps and built understanding. Participants engaged with stories that matter, contributing to a more inclusive and empathetic society.
We extend our gratitude to all who attended and supported this event. Your participation helped make it a resounding success. Stay tuned for future events as we continue to promote dialogue and understanding within our community.
Promote Understanding of Cultural Heritage
Deepen youth workers’ appreciation and understanding of diverse cultural heritages across the globe.
Link Heritage to Sustainable Practices
Explore innovative ways in which cultural heritage can be integrated with sustainable development goals.
Empowerment Through Education
Empower youth workers with the knowledge and skills necessary to advocate for and implement sustainable heritage management.
Partners
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