So, what is BIPoC? BIPoC = Black, Indigenous, and People of Color The world takes the white, predominantly the white male perspective, physiology, and behavior as a default. May it be in product development, healthcare, or scientific research. 70% of the world's population is non-white. In modern medicine, for instance, Women's health, especially if you are BIPoC, is still considered a niche market. Did you know that medication is mostly trialed on white men but applied to every adult? BIPoCs in the global west are staggeringly underrepresented in clinical trials even though mortality and morbidity are often higher than in the white population. It can lead to harmful, even life-threatening outcomes.  The maternal mortality rate highly depends on socioeconomic status. But Black Women die more often than white Women even if they have a higher educational and socioeconomic background.  Infrared technology is used in soap dispensers or door openers to detect motions. The invisible light is reflected from the skin, which sets off the sensor. Darker skin tones assimilate more light; thus, enough light hasn't reflected the sensor to activate the soap dispenser. Dark-skinned bathroom users will have to pass up washing their hands at least with soap. This bug may seem comical on the internet until literally doors won't open for you because you are dark-skinned. It indicates a crucial issue with many technology-based corporations: diversity. Companies unintentionally manufacture discriminatory products because no one at the company thought to test it on dark skin. Or let's have a closer look at the traffic industry. Statistically, Women suffer 47% more severe injuries than men. Furthermore, we are 17% more likely to die in car accidents just because seat belts are primarily tested on male anthropometrics ("dummies"). Imagine how something so common like driving puts you at higher risk to die simply because you belong to the "invisible" 50 % of people. In fact, in every industry you analyze, every technology you examine, you are bound to witness this marginalization of BIPoC and Women. All these aspects reduce the quality of life of the world's majority.  With VISIBLR, we want to start a paradigm shift. With our project you can learn about aspects in life in which BIPoC's and Women's lives are often overlooked. We want people to connect, share and discuss. We want to foster change via the exchange between experts and the affected to jointly develop solutions and ultimately create a better world. Don't get us wrong, we hold no grudge. But we aim for drastic change. By making YOU, THEM, US visible. By offering more BIPoCs and Women a spot in the limelight.