Renovación de la exhibición “raza: ¿somos tan diferentes?”
El Museo de Ciencias Naturales de Carolina del Norte (NCMNS) se complace en anunciar que concluyeron las renovaciones en la exhibición “Raza: ¿somos tan
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Recursos
Comprender la historia y el impacto que la raza tiene en la sociedad puede ser sobrecogedor. Aunque algunas de las historias sobre raza y racismo tuvieron lugar hace muchos años, otras han sucedido en la actualidad. Los efectos aún persisten hasta el día de hoy y pueden provocar sentimientos de dolor y trauma. Esta página está destinada a servir como un lugar en el que los visitantes pueden encontrar libros, artículos, videos y otros recursos sobre la raza y así aprender cómo hablar sobre ella. Este también será un lugar donde se agregarán nuevos recursos y materiales, ¡así que asegúrese de volver a visitar la página periódicamente para estar actualizado!
NOTA: Los recursos se encuentran principalmente en inglés
Special Programming from the 2017 Traveling Exhibit
“Race: Are We So Different” was hosted at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences from April 22-October 22, 2017. Throughout the six months, and
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Nature helps mental health, research says—but only for rich, white people?
New research shows that a rapidly-growing environmental science field—which measures nature's effects on human well-being—has a diversity problem that threatens its ability to make
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Race Speaker Series Discussion Guide
The Race: Are We So Different? exhibit first visited the NC Museum of Natural Sciences in 2017. For the six month duration of the
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Race Is a Social Construct, Scientists Argue
Article debunks the myth that certain races are more prone to certain diseases and supports the stance that race is a social construct, not
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The Invention of Race
Hour long audio documentary covering the development of "race" and the racism we live with today. Adapted from a 14 part podcast series called
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Lesson of the Day: ‘What Students Are Saying About Race and Racism in America’
This lesson provides insights from students about how they feel about race and racism in the United States. Upon reviewing student comments, participants will
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4 Ways to Have Healthy Conversations About Race
Educators should prepare themselves for a myriad of reactions and questions when discussing race. Afrika Afeni Mills provides 4 tips on cultivating healthy conversations
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10 Years After: A 2024 Look at the State of Exclusion
An updated version of the original 2013 State of Exclusion report, it examines the legacy of segregated North Carolina communities on environmental justice, voting rights,
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The limits of ancestry DNA tests, explained
What do DNA ancestry tests base their results off of? How do DNA tests work and what do they tell you? This Vox article
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Handle With Care: Supporting Young People During Crisis Events
How should we support young people during times of crisis? Learning for Justice provides a series of tips and resources to help adults support
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