DyedhairHas a familymember whohas struggledwith addictionHasfrecklesHas livedin multiplecountriesHasexperiencedburnoutHasnaturallycurly hairHas traveledto adevelopingcountryHas ever beentold they don’t"look" like theybelong in aparticular spaceHas a distinctphysicalcharacteristicthat is oftencommented onHas grownup in asingle-parenthouseholdHas everbeen bulliedfor theiridentityHas aparentwho is animmigrantHasmultiplesiblingsHas a skintone that isconsidered aminority intheir cultureHas animmigrantbackgroundWearsglasses orcontactsIs a first-generationcollegestudentHasnaturallystraighthairIs theyoungestsibling intheir familyComes from afamily whereeducation wasemphasized asa means forupward mobilityHas experiencededucationalbarriers (e.g.,lack of resources,discrimination)Has had towork part-time or full-time whilestudyingHas facedchallengesbalancingacademics withpersonal lifeAthleticIs left-handedIs part of acommunity thatfacesdiscrimination forfacial features(e.g., nose shape,eye shape)OnlychildHasmoved 3+times intheir lifeHas a closefriend or familymember who ispart of theLGBTQIA+community Is a member ofanunderrepresentedgroupIs theoldestsibling intheir familySpeaksmore thanonelanguageNot aSTEMmajorHas lived ina countryoutside ofthe U.S.Is from arural orunderservedcommunityHasexperiencedfinancialhardshipgrowing upIs a non-nativeEnglishspeakerHas parentsor guardianswho didn’tgraduate fromhigh schoolSTEMmajorIdentifiesasLGBTQIA+Is right-handedDyedhairHas a familymember whohas struggledwith addictionHasfrecklesHas livedin multiplecountriesHasexperiencedburnoutHasnaturallycurly hairHas traveledto adevelopingcountryHas ever beentold they don’t"look" like theybelong in aparticular spaceHas a distinctphysicalcharacteristicthat is oftencommented onHas grownup in asingle-parenthouseholdHas everbeen bulliedfor theiridentityHas aparentwho is animmigrantHasmultiplesiblingsHas a skintone that isconsidered aminority intheir cultureHas animmigrantbackgroundWearsglasses orcontactsIs a first-generationcollegestudentHasnaturallystraighthairIs theyoungestsibling intheir familyComes from afamily whereeducation wasemphasized asa means forupward mobilityHas experiencededucationalbarriers (e.g.,lack of resources,discrimination)Has had towork part-time or full-time whilestudyingHas facedchallengesbalancingacademics withpersonal lifeAthleticIs left-handedIs part of acommunity thatfacesdiscrimination forfacial features(e.g., nose shape,eye shape)OnlychildHasmoved 3+times intheir lifeHas a closefriend or familymember who ispart of theLGBTQIA+community Is a member ofanunderrepresentedgroupIs theoldestsibling intheir familySpeaksmore thanonelanguageNot aSTEMmajorHas lived ina countryoutside ofthe U.S.Is from arural orunderservedcommunityHasexperiencedfinancialhardshipgrowing upIs a non-nativeEnglishspeakerHas parentsor guardianswho didn’tgraduate fromhigh schoolSTEMmajorIdentifiesasLGBTQIA+Is right-handed

DEI Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Dyed hair
  2. Has a family member who has struggled with addiction
  3. Has freckles
  4. Has lived in multiple countries
  5. Has experienced burnout
  6. Has naturally curly hair
  7. Has traveled to a developing country
  8. Has ever been told they don’t "look" like they belong in a particular space
  9. Has a distinct physical characteristic that is often commented on
  10. Has grown up in a single-parent household
  11. Has ever been bullied for their identity
  12. Has a parent who is an immigrant
  13. Has multiple siblings
  14. Has a skin tone that is considered a minority in their culture
  15. Has an immigrant background
  16. Wears glasses or contacts
  17. Is a first-generation college student
  18. Has naturally straight hair
  19. Is the youngest sibling in their family
  20. Comes from a family where education was emphasized as a means for upward mobility
  21. Has experienced educational barriers (e.g., lack of resources, discrimination)
  22. Has had to work part-time or full-time while studying
  23. Has faced challenges balancing academics with personal life
  24. Athletic
  25. Is left-handed
  26. Is part of a community that faces discrimination for facial features (e.g., nose shape, eye shape)
  27. Only child
  28. Has moved 3+ times in their life
  29. Has a close friend or family member who is part of the LGBTQIA+ community
  30. Is a member of an underrepresented group
  31. Is the oldest sibling in their family
  32. Speaks more than one language
  33. Not a STEM major
  34. Has lived in a country outside of the U.S.
  35. Is from a rural or underserved community
  36. Has experienced financial hardship growing up
  37. Is a non-native English speaker
  38. Has parents or guardians who didn’t graduate from high school
  39. STEM major
  40. Identifies as LGBTQIA+
  41. Is right-handed