Today MGB spotlights Clarence W Johnson, a Professor of Mathematics at Cuyahoga Community College.
Read more about Clarence W Johnson at mathematicallygiftedandblack.com/honorees/clare…

Today MGB spotlights Ruthmae Sears, an Associate Professor of Mathematics Education and the Associate Director for the Coalition of Science Literacy at the University of South Florida.
Read more about Ruthmae Sears at
mathematicallygiftedandblack.com/honorees/ruthm…

Kendall Powell Rachel Crowell Nature Careers Angela Tabiri, PhD @kofi_adotey African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS) Durham University I, along with some other amazing mathematicians, were interviewed for this piece on decolonizing math. This graphic is exactly what I want my students to see when they are in class! Edward Doolittle Indigenous Mathematicians

Why should we decolonize math curricula and training? Rachel Crowell reports via Nature Careers with insights from Edward Doolittle, Kamuela Yong Angela Tabiri, PhD @kofi_adotey African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS) and others from Durham University maths dept.
nature.com/articles/d4158…

Great article featuring Kamuela Yong and
Indigenous Mathematicians

s/o to Bex Glendining on ig @lgions for the amazing illustration!

I’m helping to lead this pre-conference workshop at RUME. I’m hoping that this helps lead to Indigenizing mathematics spaces in academia. I alone don’t know what that means, but I hope those who are dedicated to centering Indigenous peoples attend! #IndigenousMathematicians

I will always remember the first time I met another Pacific Islander in math because it was so powerful to see someone like me succeed in my field. Today, December 9, 2022 we celebrated the first ever gathering of Indigenous Mathematicians

From August 23- September 4, MGB will be highlighting 13 fantastic mathematics educators in the K-12 system. Please share their profiles and read more about these life impacting educators at mathematicallygiftedandblack.com

Registration for the September cohort of SUBgroups is now open!Sign up by Friday (8/26) to join a supportive small group of 1st year math grad students who are figuring out how to navigate the ups & downs grad school just like you! Learn & grow together!

gradsubgroups.org

Everyday is a good day to disrupt colonial mindsets in math!!! Thanks to *DrLou* for giving us the perfect opportunity to share the work and reflections of #IndigenousMathematician Belin Tsinnajinnie (@LoboWithACause)!

youtube.com/watch?v=OYrx2t…

Congratulations to Indigenous Mathematicians on their Twitter launch this week! Learn more about the network on their website and show your support for #IndigenousMathematicians ! bit.ly/2Zq03Ow

Congrats to kanaka `ōiwi (Native Hawaiian) mathematician, Kyle Dahlin, on this amazing accomplishment!!! And many warm wishes to all of the inaugural MGB-SIAM Early Career Fellows!

#IndigenousMathematicians

'I wonder how it felt, the first time she called herself Aboriginal. Was the pain sharp and surprising like glass in the foot? Or was it dull, soft, slow – expected even? On the banks of the Mehi river my grandmother was not born Aboriginal, she was born Kamilaroi.'

A powerful article from mathematician Jared Field.

'I am and I am not Aboriginal. To non-Indigenous people, I will never again be Aboriginal. I am Gomeroi from the Kamilaroi nation. There is power in how we label ourselves'

#IndigenousMathematicians

theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Here is the second podcast in the Native Stories x #IndigenousMathematicians collaboration which features an interview with Edward Doolittle who is Kanyenkehake (Flint Nation = Mohawk) from Six Nations in southern Ontario & an Associate Professor of Math.

nativestories.org/indigenous-mat…

Here is the second podcast in the Native Stories x #IndigenousMathematicians collaboration which features an interview with Edward Doolittle who is Kanyenkehake (Flint Nation = Mohawk) from Six Nations in southern Ontario & an Associate Professor of Math.

nativestories.org/indigenous-mat…