Purchase Dream Lab learning tools to inform your classroom, agency, or organization about American cities, neighborhoods, and urban policies.

• Journey and the Abolition Democracy is an educational comic book featuring a 15-year-old girl (Journey) from the year 2064. She delivers a speech in school on Black history and redlining.
• Urban Cipher is an educational board game that helps illustrate the impact of redlining. The game lasts about 30 minutes and allows teachers time to debrief and teach afterwards.
• Each Urban Cipher game ships with the redlining map for that city. The back of the map features federal Area Description forms showing how the government agents graded neighborhoods.
• Barriers to Abolition Democracy uses a game board and other tools to delve more deeply into the impacts of redlining and how it impacts urban space today.
• Afrofuturism Tiles consist of 13 cardboard tiles featuring quotes from artists and writers such as Sun Ra, Octavia Butler, Janelle Monae, and Ruha Benjamin. Use these tiles as prompts for your audience to answer questions about how to make Black neighborhoods matter.
• Request our facilitators to lead your organization through a full Dream Lab experience!