Understand how rising sea levels will change our planet
Will Venice become the new Atlantis by 2200? The Coastline Paradox helps you find out how cities, nations, and continents will be affected by global warming.
Discover new musical genres with Every Noise at Once
From the trance-inducing melodies of forest psy to the violent trash metal sounds, Every Noise at Once puts all facets of music at your fingertips.
Exist, persist, and resist with Global Pride 2020
Although many organizers canceled pride parades and events around the globe due to the pandemic, Pride is still here, and it's queer. It’s only moved online.
Explore London’s Natural History Museum from your sofa
The leading British institution has gone virtual and lets you examine a 3D model of the famous dinosaur Dippy, join online talks, and take self-guided tours.
Become a space cadet with NASA’s virtual tours
While the pandemic reduced holidays on Earth to a mere fantasy, our solar system has never been more accessible. So plan a trip to the stars – NASA's got you covered.
Defund the police: Read free books on the phenomenon
Defunding is the buzzword that currently dominates the online sphere, but what does it mean? Explore the idea with four intriguing publications.
Celebrate bi-pride with Bi-Fi Festival 2020
Though-provoking discussions, stellar performances, and a whole lotta love. The free virtual Bi-Fi Festival has everything you need to enjoy your true colors.
Launch your gallery with famous artworks in Occupy White Walls
Do you miss visiting museums and galleries just as much as we do? Then become an amateur curator with OWW, a virtual sandbox experience for art connoisseurs.
Be an ally: Take up courses at Yale, Stanford, and Illinois
The top US universities offer free classes that explain the roots of the current protests in America and show what you can do to stand up for social justice.
Stream black film masterpieces on the Criterion Channel
The platform has unlocked dozens of movies by the pioneers of African American film, including works from Cheryl Dunye, Charles Burnett, or Maya Angelou.