Omo Moses of @mathtalkpbc launches his debut memoir January 21st! "In his searing adult debut, Moses nimbly orchestrates the interplay between his and his ancestors’ voices. The result is a stirring blend of family history and coming-of-age narrative." - Publisher's Weekly

The Algebra Project has been selected as the Spotlight Partner for the Cambridge Symphony Orchestra’s upcoming concert where they will be performing Gustav Mahler’s 5th Symphony! More information and tickets can be found here: cambridgesymphony.org/upcoming-conce…

The 2025 CIME workshop will explore mathematical literacy and why it still matters for citizenship now and in the future. Virtual and in-person in Berkeley, California April 2 – 4 2025. Link to free registration visit: slmath.org/workshops/1147

REMINDER: The Algebra Project has been selected as the Spotlight Partner for the Cambridge Symphony Orchestra’s upcoming concert where they will be performing Gustav Mahler’s 5th Symphony tomorrow! More information and tickets can be found here: cambridgesymphony.org/upcoming-conce…

Check out our first newsletter of 2025! algebra.org/newsletter/

Omo Moses' debut memoir comes out tomorrow. He sat down with us for an interview about the writing process, his father Bob Moses, and his newest initiative, MathTalk. algebra.org/2025/01/20/the…

Math doesn’t lie. But the stories we tell about it sometimes do. Raw numbers of math proficiency broken down by race tell a story you don't typically see in headlines. youtu.be/3sQ9-hLeuHY?si…

Bill Crombie walks us through how one student hit a wall with memorizing algorithms, until he helped her see that math can be intuitive. That moment sparked the mathematical card game he built to prove it. youtu.be/WoPTj863bSM?si…

Check out Ben Moynihan and Bill Crombie on the The Learning Curve Podcast as they talk about the Algebra Project, Bob Moses, and Civil Rights. pioneerinstitute.org/featured/ben-m…

Check out our Spring Newsletter! Inside find exciting updates on our beta Digital Learning Lab, photos from our national math literacy campaign, research reports, teacher profiles, and much more! algebra.org/newsletter/

Ever wondered how the Algebra Project’s Work Cycle fuels real change in the classroom and beyond? This quarter, we're spotlighting Team Collaboration through the story of a teacher deeply immersed in AP pedagogy. algebra.org/2025/06/06/the…

We do a lot of work in professional development with teachers, but did you know a big chunk of our work is in research? Check out the latest on our blog: algebra.org/2025/06/06/res…

Each quarter, we want the opportunity to hear from you with our Quarterly Question. This quarter, we want to know, "What would you need to see from a math literacy campaign to say that the campaign was successful?" Comment and reply to others, here: algebra.org/nmlc/#QQ

We're excited to share an overview video of Math Makes Movement (M3), a national math literacy campaign from the Algebra Project! This initiative is focused on expanding access to high-quality math education across the United States. youtu.be/nnom0pkKiTk

We're excited to share the prototype of the debut Algebra Project knowledge game, "Let's Take a Trip! Card Game". We've been piloting DIY versions in sites and schools nationally for close to a year and cannot wait for these to be publicly available for purchase. Stay tuned!

What was learned from our research project on small team collaboration among students? Near-peer facilitation works! (When done well.) Read ETS' full blog post here: ets.org/research/behin…

The Algebra Project's got its latest newsletter out now! Check out interviews with organizers, learn about our math literacy campaign, and read about unique pedagogical strategies, below: algebra.org/wp-content/upl…

Effective classroom facilitation is a hallmark of rigorous and culturally responsive mathematics classrooms. But, as Dr. Cathy O'Connor notes, it's rare to see. Read about Step Three of the Algebra Project Work Cycle: Whole Class Discussion algebra.org/2025/10/03/the…

Join us at the Bob Moses Conference, in-person and online. Free registration with an optional donation. But be quick, registration closes 8pmET this Thursday! bobmosesconference.com

Registration for the Bob Moses Conference will stay open until tomorrow. Register for free virtual attendance here: bobmosesconference.com