In celebration of Human Rights Week, Lead SA has partnered with Human Library for a special podcast series challenging our ideas of what is normal and our judgements about people when we first meet them.

In this episode, we meet Brett. He chose life after he was diagnosed as HIV+ in the 90’s, back then considered a death sentence.

See more at www.leadsa.co.za and follow the conversation at #BeyondTheCover

Music Credits: Daydream by Ian Locke / Better Days by BenSound

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In celebration of Human Rights Week, Lead SA has partnered with Human Library for a special podcast series challenging our ideas of what is normal and our judgements about people when we first meet them.
In this episode, we meet Brett. He chose life after he was diagnosed as HIV+ in the 90&rsquo;s, back then considered a death sentence.
See more at www.leadsa.co.za and follow the conversation at #BeyondTheCover
Music Credits: Daydream by Ian Locke /&nbsp;Better Days by BenSoundSee <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

The Human Library Podcast Series is a 6-part podcast to celebrate the immensely personal stories of 6 human ‘books’ living in South Africa. Stories which challenge our ideas of what is normal and our judgements about people when we first meet them. Producer: Dianne McAlpine Technical Producer: Jeanne Michel Research: Madi Schalkwyk Human Library Psychologist: Sue Wildish For more information on Lead SA go to www.leadsa.co.za or to read more about the Human Library project visit http://humanlibrary.org/

The Human Library Podcast Series is a 6-part podcast to celebrate the immensely personal stories of 6 human &lsquo;books&rsquo; living in South Africa. Stories which challenge our ideas of what is normal and our judgements about people when we first meet them. Producer: Dianne McAlpine Technical Producer: Jeanne Michel Research: Madi Schalkwyk Human Library Psychologist: Sue Wildish For more information on Lead SA go to www.leadsa.co.za or to read more about the Human Library project visit http://humanlibrary.org/