We are thrilled to welcome Maya Wiley, president and CEO of The Leadership Conference as our keynote speaker for #TMO24. Register now to join her session examining educational equity in the age of AI. Register ➡️bit.ly/JEQ-TMO2024

Today is International Women in Mathematics Day. Celebrate by registering for our upcoming free conference, #TMO24. Join this session to learn more about elevating math teaching for the next generation of trailblazers. Register here: bit.ly/JEQ-TMO2024

Data science? Algebra? University of California actions spark furious debate over what high school math skills are needed for college - and how to make sure diverse students acquire them. bit.ly/3TlKZt7

Honored to be moderating this fantastic group of experts! Looking forward to discussing how math transfer issues can be improved (solved?) to make higher ed success more equitable.

Equitable access and resources for underserved students. Join the conversation moderated by Angel B. Pérez at #TMO24. Register today for our free, virtual conference: bit.ly/JEQ-TMO2024

Not all paths to college are created equal. Register today for the Just Equations’ annual conference, #TMO24. We are proud to co-sponsor a discussion moderated by Angel B. Pérez on building diverse student bodies in #STEM programs. Registration is free: bit.ly/JEQ-TMO2024

Join us for the Just Equations annual conference, #TMO24. We are proud to co-sponsor a discussion moderated by Dave Kung (龚仲孝)🇺🇦☮️ on the links between community college students’ math coursetaking and their opportunities to transfer to four-year universities. buff.ly/4czkbOR.

Solar Eclipse 2024 - a thread 🧵 1. Cleveland by Gabe Wasylko

Check out these awesome sessions happening next week at #TMO24. Which sessions are you most excited to join? Register now: bit.ly/JEQ-TMO2024

Congratulations to UTSA student and #TMO2024 student voices panelist Julius Cervantes for his recent op-ed on the importance of data, statistics, and math relevancy. expressnews.com/opinion/commen…

Tragic News – The Passing of Chris Edley, Visionary and Beloved Dean. Message from Dean Erwin Chemerinsky: law.berkeley.edu/article/messag…

Rest in power Chris Edley. He served as UC Berkeley interim School of Education Dean 2021-23. He encouraged us everyday to educate like democracy depends on it.

Our team mourns the loss of Chris Edley Jr., former UC Berkeley law school dean, who was instrumental in launching Just Equations. An undergrad math major, Chris knew math is central to ed equity. A short thread to celebrate his legacy in civil rights and math education: 1/6

Here's why your college probably should not treat calculus as a de facto requirement for admission, especially when many of your majors do not have math requirements.

In middle school, being tracked into lower-level courses contradicted my math identity and eroded my confidence: hechingerreport.org/opinion-as-a-b… via Melodie Baker Ph.D. Just Equations for The Hechinger Report

Compelling read about #math identity and tracking from Just Equations’ own Melodie Baker Ph.D.!

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Great discussion about Counted Out featuring ⁦Dr Ben Blum-Smith Black Lives Matter⁩, ⁦Ismar Volić⁩; and filmmaker ⁦Vicki Abeles⁩! Thank you @kalw for featuring math in your Bay Area Votes series.

Students of color and low-income students are still disproportionately left out of the advanced math classes that can boost their chances of admission to certain colleges. Pamela Burdman and Ed Trust-West's Rachel Ruffalo examine solutions. edsource.org/2024/high-scho…

I teamed up with Rachel Ruffalo EdTrust-West to call for California to make math placement more equitable and evidence based.