Science is everywhere. We tell the stories of the people who use it, shape it, and move it forward.
Celebrating the Power of Science
AS SEEN IN
WHAT WE DO
We build tools to
transform systems
Represented Collective creates products and projects that help people see science in new ways. Our work brings knowledge, people, and stories to the forefront.
01
Products
From scientists and physicists to inventors and thinkers, our products help people discover the BIPoC women who have shaped the world we know today.
02
Showcase
Through film and storytelling, we show the skills, knowledge, and science already happening in everyday work.
03
Transform
We help connect people to new pathways, partnerships, workforce development, and careers in science and beyond.
Legendary
the Historians of Science
A collection honoring Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPoC) women whose lives and work helped shape the history of science.
LEGENDARY
WOMAEN CARDS
QUESTION
CARDS
INTENTION
CARDS
What’s in the Collection
WHAT THE CARDS ARE
Bold, illustrated portraits and profiles of 41 women in STEM, researched and written with historians and illustrated by BIPoC artists. Each card shares a person’s story, the work they contributed, and the barriers they faced. Together, the cards highlight the brilliant, complex, and often overlooked contributions of women who helped shape STEM and expand who is seen as belonging in it.
The 11 question cards and 4 intention cards encourage critical thinking and reflection. Each card is a starting point: read the story, look the person up, find a book, and keep learning.
In the Classroom
Open a lesson with one card. Read the story aloud, then use a question card to start the discussion. The cards can support lessons across science, math, and history.
At Work and in ERGs
Employee resource groups and teams can use the question and intention cards to start meaningful conversations about who gets recognized as an innovator, leader, and changemaker.
At Home and at The Table
Bring the cards into family time. Pass them around, spend a few minutes learning about someone’s life, and use the prompt to start a conversation.
In Community Spaces
Libraries, workshops, and community events can use the cards and enlarged prints to make STEM more accessible.