Special offer for "CBS Sunday Morning" viewers: A free Human Library Card

What is The Human Library? The Human Library is a non-political and non-religious not-for-profit based in New York City. Co-founded 26 years ago by Ronni Abergel, The Human Library offers 30-minute conversations with living books – volunteers who share their knowledge and experience in a wealth of subjects – in free 30-minute sessions. Begun in Copenhagen, Denmark, the library is now available (typically through special events) in 80 countries, including in the United States, and also virtually. There are now Human Libraries in more than 80 countries, including six in the U.S. CBS News To mark the Human Library's first quarter-century, they are inviting the general public to online sessions for the first time. In a special offer for "CBS Sunday Morning" viewers, the first 25,000 people that want to sign up for free conversations may do so by visiting humanlibrarycard.com to access a free digital library card. Frequently Asked Questions Is this really free? Yes, with support from friends of The Human Library, like the Scan Design Foundation in Seattle and the National Foundation for Danish America, we are able to give away free library cards to the first 25,000 readers that sign up. Do I need to register my credit card? No, we do not require that you register with a credit card. You will only be required to confirm your time zone, screen name, and that you accept the rules of engagement on the platform. …