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European Living Library Held in Bijeljina, Bosnia and Herzegovina

The central activity of the project “European Living Library” in Bosnia and Herzegovina was held in Bijeljina on May 27 on the main city square where a large number of citizens showed up to take part in discussions with books. Every living book is actually a person with a unique identity and a life story ready to be shared with everyone who shows a willingness to listen.

European Living Library events are organized with an aim to bring the Living Libraries to different cities around Europe with the idea of boosting the dialogue between citizens from various countries and socio-economic backgrounds in order to break prejudice and stereotypes between them in one hand and to strengthen European citizenship and common values in the other.
The journey of the European Living Library is continuing! Stay tuned and don’t miss the forthcoming events.
This project is co-funded by Europe for Citizens programme of the European Union.
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