Move on to examining the nature of prejudice and the hurt imposed by obstacles of prejudice and bigotry. Second floor exhibits are all about change as they guide you through a personal journey to self-awareness and growth. By either using or developing critical thinking skills, you will gain some insight into your perceptions of the world around
you and the actions you take.

“Change Starts with Me” Voting Theater

As the compelling drama of a simple everyday action unfolds, see how your perception of the scene compares to that of others in the 30-seat theater. Use the digital audience response system to develop skills for effective expression and interaction.

Someone Else’s Shoes

Take a journey toward self-discovery, understanding and action, by experiencing another person’s real-life encounter with discrimination.

Tools That Develop Individuals

The Change Starts with Me Gallery helps to build critical thinking skills through interaction, discussion and private reflection. Engage in activities that teach self-examination, empathy, identification of similarities and differences, exploration of perceptions and recognition of actions that can lead to discrimination and violence. Examine and try out these tools that individuals can use in daily life:

Do It! Workshops

Develop the skills and knowledge necessary to incorporate the tools for action into daily life. Learn with others through a variety of programs designed by community and education partners. Be a part of the ongoing learning opportunities for school groups, community organizations, educators, public and private agencies, and individuals.

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