The exhibition, designed for a wide and heterogeneous audience, offers paths of reading designed specially to meet the needs of different age targets and levels of scientific literacy and can be interpreted at different levels of education and workshops: the evolution of man, our extinct cousins, the movement of the sapiens species, adaptations to the greatest variety of ecosystems, genetic and linguistic comparisons, the subject of human races and racism, the tangle of civilization, the contemporary migrations, the cultural hybridization, the current biological and cultural diversity.

For these reasons, the exhibition will have a specific educational project – an interactive and engaging approach based on discovery and shared experiences – dedicated to the preparation of guides and assistants, in carrying out educational proposals and internal connections with external institutions and social networks.

The educational project will be designed for people of different ages, from children up to age 18 to adults and the elderly. Special attention will ultimately be devoted to guided tours for schools.

A full calendar of international events will offer the public an opportunity to deepen and broaden their knowledge of the themes of the exhibition and participate in topical discussions with personalities from the science, art, journalism and entertainment worlds.