Project Biodiversity
Project Biodiversify is a repository of teaching materials and methods aimed at enhancing human diversity and inclusivity in biology courses.
People – including students and biologists – exhibit a diverse set of backgrounds and identities. However, most biology students are not exposed to a diversity of role models in the field of biology, and many students are taught about biology in a way that (often unintentionally) does not feel inclusive to them or their communities.
Project Biodiversify is here to help! We are an online space that promotes the humanization, diversification, and inclusivity of biology classrooms.
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