"Playing is Science" is a program of the Museum of Tomorrow's Educational Department, held monthly, with special editions during school holidays (January and July) and public holidays. The program includes activities in diverse formats, such as workshops, guided tours, hands-on gardening,...

Thinking Tomorrow is an innovative book collection developed by the Museum of Tomorrow in partnership with guest editors. CAN A ROBOT BE RACIST? The first volume, entitled "Can a robot be racist? and other questions about the future of technology," features five fascinating articles on the...

SEMEIA — Environment Week — is an annual event, held at the Museum of Tomorrow, focused on reflecting on, debating, and celebrating themes related to sustainability, environmental justice, nature, and possible futures. It contributes to raising environmental awareness among the general public,...

The basic education training program is conceived and implemented by the Museum of Tomorrow and the British Council, with sponsorship from IBM, to stimulate vibrant science education, bringing schools, museums, and universities closer together. More than 700 teachers have already participated in...

Organized by the Museum of Tomorrow in partnership with the Municipal Secretariat of Science and Technology of Rio de Janeiro, the award honors the pioneering work of this important scientist, an experimental physicist, who had a significant impact on the field of science and technology. With the...

The Museum of Tomorrow presents Women in Science and Innovation - Entrepreneurship for female science and technology researchers. This is not just a project to encourage female researchers in STEM fields, but a platform for connection where they can share experiences, challenges, and achievements....

A space for debate that promotes reflection and supports decision-making on central themes of the COP Climate discussions, in addition to expanding dialogue between different sectors and perspectives. The "Esquenta COP: Emergência Climática em Pauta" (COP Warm-up: Climate Emergency on the...

Training programs for teachers, based on dialogical themes aligned with the museum's curatorial axes, with scheduled visits for groups of students.

The "10-Year-Old Girls" project focuses on the power of encounters between girls and women to break down stereotypes, fostering values ​​such as collectivity, empathy, identification, and trust. Through a series of meetings with girls from different territories and socio-economic backgrounds...

A social and cultural mobilization project, Entre Museus unfolds in a series of actions designed especially for students and teachers from schools and social organizations in the port region of Rio, the "Neighbors of Tomorrow." One of the challenges is to offer more democratic access to residents...

The program promotes interdisciplinary exchanges between contemporary artists and scientists, philosophers, and technologists, aiming to overcome the barriers between the fields of art, science, technology, and social studies. As a methodological approach, each year the residency program welcomes...

Guanabara Bay has stories to tell. And so do we.The Museum of Tomorrow presents Letters to Guanabara Bay, an original series produced by the Observatory of Tomorrow and the UNESCO Chair in Planetary Well-being and Regenerative Anticipation. Throughout each episode, experts, fisherwomen, and...

The project titled "Tomorrows Here and Now," created by the Museum of Tomorrow in 2020 during quarantine, is a series of virtual conversations with scientists, psychoanalysts, economists, environmentalists, artists, and experts from various fields. The project analyzed themes such as climate...

The Museum's "Meetings for Tomorrow" program consists of an annual series of in-person debates with national and international experts. The initiative creates a permanent space for the public to exchange ideas with leaders and influencers about building possible futures, covering topics such as...