- Toolkits
- Are You Ready to Talk?
- Beyond the Line
- Blocking Gender Bias
- Edgy Veggies
- First-Gen Ascend
- Fishbowl Discussions
- Measuring Mobility
- Peaceful Politics
- Plot the Me You Want to Be
- RaceWorks
- Rethinking Stress
- Space Reface
- Team Up Against Prejudice
- United States of Immigrants
- Kit Companion: Map Your Identities
- Kit Companion: LARA
- Collections
- Action Areas
- About
spacereface
You Are
A person who wants women and people of color to feel that they belong
The Problem
The art and objects in a space can make women and people of color feel unwelcome
The Solution
A few quick fixes can make spaces more inviting to all people
The Result
More women and people of color choose a wider range of careers, decreasing inequality and increasing innovation
How to Do This Activity
1. Measure how inviting a space is to women and people of color
2. Revamp the space with quick fixes of big remedies
3. Share your space reface story
OPTIONAL: If you want to evaluate the impact of this toolkit, give the pre-toolkit survey to people in the space before you do the toolkit activities, and then ask the same people to take the post-toolkit survey after you do the activities.
Content Developers
Alana Conner, Ph.D.
Ellen Reinhart
Geoffrey Thomas, Ph.D.
M. Amedeo Tumolillo
Design Lead
Juli Sherry
Funders
Stanford Technology Ventures Program
Stanford Vice Provost for Teaching and Learning
Stanford Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education
Special Thanks
Heather Kramer
Robert Sutton, Ph.D.
Sapna Cheryan, Ph.D.
