Sections of faces of people of different races collaged to make one face.

Science is All of Us Digital Resources

Discover how the idea of race impacts us all through virtual offerings, professional development, and straightforward videos that bring a scientific perspective to race and racism.

Real STEM Stories

Who powers the science that powers our world? Meet some of the STEM professionals who contribute to the widening participation, diversity, and inclusion in STEM!

The Idea

Through a fictional narrative between two characters, the film asks viewers to examine how the discussion could have gone differently and to consider their own experiences when discussing the idea of race.

Colorism

Most people think colorism and racism are the same—but they’re not. Youth discuss how subtle and obvious colorism permeates cultures around the world and causes harm through family dynamics, marketing, and the images we see every day.

Alex West Steinman tours the RACE: Are We So Different? exhibition at the Science Museum

Community Tours

Join Minnesotan community members from a variety of backgrounds as they explore the RACE exhibition and share their insights, thoughts, and critiques to broaden your perspective and find shared understanding.

Community Voices

How do you see yourself in STEM? We are offering an online space for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) voices of science to share their unique perspectives.

Race, Racism, and Health

Join us for conversations about creating healthy communities, by us, for us. Race, Racism, and Health provides learning resources examining health issues impacting Minnesotan communities of color.

A Closer Look at Criminality and Bias

Transformative Justice advocates and individuals impacted by the carceral system discuss the intersections of incarceration and pseudoscience, the impact of art and expression within that system, and alternative answers to mass incarceration.

A cartoon of two people standing against a wall. A person of color looks away from the wall while a white person begins to spray paint the wall.

Interactive lesson: Busted

How do white people and Black, Indigenous, and people of color experience the criminal justice system differently? This interactive narrative shows the legal system through the eyes of BIPOC youth.

Understanding Race

Race is a small but powerful word. Looking through the eyes of history, science, and lived experience, the RACE Project presents the reality – and unreality – of race.