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The Library Is Open
Army of Lovers K.M. Soehnlein The only fiction entry here—it’s based on the author’s lived experiences—this novel chronicles a group of friends coming of age and fighting for their lives as AIDS activists in 1980s and ’90s New York City. Boy With the Bullhorn: A Memoir and History of ACT UP New York Ron Goldberg As much detailed history as memoir, Bullhorn recounts the lives, loves, friendships, fights and political strategies of the AIDS activist group ACT UP New York.
HOPE FOR RYAN WHITE
by Dano Moreno ; illustrated by Hannah Abbo ‧ Ryan White fights for equality. 1n 1984, when Ryan is diagnosed with AIDS caused by hemophilia treatments, misconceptions abound. Even though doctors say AIDS can’t be transmitted by playing or sitting with someone, many in his hometown of Kokomo, Indiana, are afraid, and Ryan is barred from attending school. As Ryan educates the public about AIDS via TV interviews, some people change their opinions.
Our Wish for You: A Story About Open Adoption|Hardcover
This moving picture book about open adoption shares all parents’ wish for a child’s life to be full of love and family. One birth mother is pregnant with a baby and wants to find parents to adopt the child. Eventually she finds two dads who will be just the right parents, because they, too, share her same wishes of love and happiness for the baby.
Hope for Ryan White|Hardcover
Even after he was diagnosed with AIDS, Ryan White never lost hope.When Ryan White was diagnosed with AIDS as a teenager in 1984, doctors gave him just six months to live. With the time he had left, all he wanted was to lead a normal life, go to school, and spend time with friends. Instead, he faced discrimination from people who didn't understand his illness—but he didn’t let that stop him.
Hope for Ryan White
Hannah Abbo Hannah Abbo is a self-taught illustrator from the United Kingdom. After starting out making concert posters for friends, they have now illustrated more than twenty children’s books and been nominated for various awards, including the 2020 AOI World Illustration Award, the 2020 Academy of British Cover Design Award, and the 2020 Mom’s Choice Award. They currently live with their partner and son in Lisbon, Portugal.
7 Benefits of Empathy in the Workplace
We have an empathy deficit. Decades of research suggest Americans have become less concerned about others and less willing to understand different perspectives. This hurts us personally and professionally. When workplace relationships suffer, so does an organization’s success. Here’s the good news: Evidence for empathy in the workplace is growing, and leaders from nearly every field are taking note. Empathy is a skill we can build, just like a muscle. When we exercise it, we grow stronger.
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