The Algebra Project Inc.

Curious about what the Algebra Project, Inc. is all about? Hear from AP board member and actor Danny Glover, and many others, in this wonderful overview video produced by Marcus Hung to learn all about us. https://lnkd.in/gvvtsEFT

The Algebra Project led our second Englewood My Brother’s Keeper Speakers Series with great success. Our young men took charge, leading the session as moderators. The Algebra Project emphasized the importance of teamwork in ensuring all students master math literacy, empowering them to take full control of their futures. "Yes, I am my brother’s keeper!" The Algebra Project Inc. Obama Foundation

“We are leaving all kinds of human capital behind, and I think the thing we don’t take responsibility for is that that is a choice.” Technology is advancing so quickly. “We are either going to provide individuals with the tools they need to navigate this society, or we’re going to have more surfs.” Also, “I never realized how easy it is to skew data…we need mathematical literacy…to not be swayed because someone puts a mathematical veil on things.” “Math will never tell you what to care about. Math gives you tools for thinking about what you care about (values).” “Until now we were like, ‘here’s the question, what’s the answer’…In algebra, you’re suddenly asked to do the reverse…the concept of what math is completely changes…this leap in abstraction. Algebraic functions are the prerequisite for ALL STEM fields…” “Mathematics is the gateway to our economic system.” “There is an obligation, and it is an ethical and moral obligation to create those pathways of access.” Thank you NATIONAL NUMERACY NETWORK for hosting. I learned so much and have so much to think about. Also, thank you The Algebra Project Inc. for the work you do! I know this documentary will affect my practice, and am so grateful for the opportunity to learn and the responsibility and privilege to educate. #math #numeracy #mathliteracy #digitalliteracy #algebra #hiset #ged #adulteducation #ai #stem #technology

Joy = young people, families, and educators sharing in experiential math learning activities. Math Literacy = the ability to read, write, and reason with the principal symbol systems of mathematics. With Dr Marnie Hazelton, Ed.D., and Englewood Public School District, in New Jersey

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. https://lnkd.in/geY8Mqmj

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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: https://lnkd.in/gk4HC5tN

The 2025 CIME workshop will explore what mathematical literacy might mean and why it still matters for citizenship now and in the future. The conference is virtual and in-person at Simons-Laufer Mathematical Sciences Institute in Berkeley, California April 2 – 4 2025. Link to free registration visit: https://lnkd.in/dZ9wCTky

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! Local Algebra Project supporters, or music lovers in general, can attend the concert Saturday, January 18, 2025 at 7:30 pm, Jordan Hall on 30 Gainsborough St, Boston. More information and tickets can be found here: https://lnkd.in/gk4HC5tN

Omo Moses of MathTalk PBC launches his debut memoir January 21st! Omo, son of the renowned civil rights leader and Algebra Project founder Bob Moses, shares a deeply personal and multi-generational narrative in his compelling memoir. Skillfully blending the voices and experiences of the Moses family, Omo reflects on the enduring fight for social justice, advocacy, and the Black experience in America. His story unfolds against the backdrop of growing up in Cambridge, where his father’s newest movement took shape in the math classroom. This memoir offers a powerful exploration of legacy, education, and activism. Pick up your copy wherever books are sold on January 21st. "In his searing adult debut, Moses nimbly orchestrates the interplay between his and his ancestors’ voices, bringing the book to a moving conclusion that looks forward to what his own son might accomplish. The result is a stirring blend of family history and coming-of-age narrative." - Publisher's Weekly