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...

This project of the Museum of Tomorrow aims to create a varied program for visitors to explore Time as a Way of Living. This programmatic research line, called "Experiences of Time," seeks to bring to public debate and understanding the richness of existential possibilities that the many Brazilian...

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...

The "Tomorrows in Progress" project is a partnership between the Museum of Tomorrow and the Palmares Project, offering free tutoring and exam preparation classes every Tuesday at the Museum of Tomorrow's Educational Space. The project aims to serve young people and adults in the port area of...

The "Tomorrows of Brazil" project is an initiative of the Museum of Tomorrow that invites Brazilian society to reflect on the country's possible futures based on the perceptions, expectations, and values ​​of its population. Through opinion polls conducted at different times, the project seeks...

The Climate Finance of Tomorrow program is a partnership between the Museum of Tomorrow and the Climate and Society Institute (iCS), created to stimulate broader and more diverse participation in debates on finance and climate, especially in the context of COP 30, which Brazil will host. The...

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 "Evidence of Black Cultures" program integrates the engagement actions of the Museum of Tomorrow, fitting into proposals aimed at the continuity of mediations and community connections, especially with the port region of Rio de Janeiro, known as Little Africa. Initiated in 2016, the program...

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...