“We Humans”: Educating Pittsburgh on Race in the 1950s
A digital exhibit on the 1955 Carnegie Museum "We Humans" exhibit — how Pittsburgh civic, labor, and education leaders taught about race in the...
Reflection Gallery
We're eager to see how these reflections can fuel conversations and positive change! We hope you enjoy!
Dive into the Racial Equity Consciousness Institute's Virtual Reflection Gallery - a unique space we've created for you to connect with the stories and perspectives of civil rights leaders and activists. This gallery, born as an extension of the RECI modules, is all about sparking deep reflection and inspiring action in our community. As you explore the artwork, reflect and record what resonates with you (you can journal, take notes in your phone etc!)
As you navigate the gallery below, consider leveraging the resources linked below to support building your consciousness toward racial equity:
As you navigate the gallery below, consider leveraging the resources linked below to support building your consciousness toward racial equity:
We also encourage you to take photos of the reflection gallery and share on social media! You can tag us on Instagram @PITTCRSP and use our event hashtag: #TheRECIMovie
Black Wall Street
An immersive reflection on Greenwood: its rise, the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, the cover-up, and the rebuilding.
Racial Disparities
An analytical template that turns the data of inequity into an interactive, card-based exploration.
The March Toward Justice
A documentary-march template tracing the 1965 fight for the ballot — step by step toward the soul of democracy.
Breaking Chains
A parallax journey exploring mass incarceration, systemic justice, and visions for reform.
Voices of Resistance
An immersive testimony template — first-person voices remembering the moment they decided enough was enough.
Connect Elements
Connect your interests to improve your feed and discover more relevant content