The exhibition, its accompanying programs and educational activities will provide new information coming from researchers working on the latest psychological and neurological science discoveries into how our brains actually process our responses to the people and the communities around us. With the support of an Advisory Panel of scientific experts from leading research facilities, this exhibition will engage all members of the Canadian public with the scientific investigations into the nature of human bias, including the most recent research into both explicit and implicit acts of prejudice. This educational experience will open the door for local communities across Canada to launch longer-term activities aimed at mitigating the impacts of bias, prejudice and racism, finding ways to move ahead with a renewed focus on working together, whatever our background, celebrating our respective differences. 

Purpose Statement

To: raise awareness as Canadians as to how bias, prejudice and racism come about;

By: building an understanding of the underlying mechanisms behind it all — the “how” of racism — as well as the current state of racism in Canada, and the impact that this has on people through experiences that involve categorization, decision making, associations, experiments, storytelling and context;

So that: visitors gain a deeper understanding of themselves, their choices and the impact of those choices on others, and leave the exhibition with the belief that they can make changes in themselves and start conversations with others to challenge racism where it exists.

TRAVEL SCHEDULE

On now:

Ottawa, ON at the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation – February 2024 – May 2024

Upcoming Tours:

Saskatoon, SK at the Western Development Museum – June 2024 – September 2024

Moncton, NB at ReSurgo Place Moncton – October 2024 – January 2025

Lethbridge, AB at the Galt Museum and Archives – January 2025 – September 2025

Past tours:

Thunder Bay at the Thunder Bay Museum – September 2023

Saskatoon at the Western Development Museum – April 2023

Regina at the Saskatchewan Science Centre – February 2023

Halifax at the Discovery Centre – January 2023

Winnipeg at the Canadian Human Rights Museum – March 2022

Toronto at the Ontario Science Centre – January 2022

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