Math Makes Movement

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Math Makes Movement — a national math literacy campaign — is a fully collaborative, locally grounded and nationally connected coalition that unites educators, families, and community leaders to build strong math foundations, grow America’s math literacy and confidence, and remove systemic barriers so learners — from elementary through high school — can access opportunities in the future economy.

08/05/2026

What does it take to stay empowered in a world shaped by data, algorithms, and AI? 🤔

🎥 Join MMM for the first online live screening of the powerful documentary Counted Out, followed by a juicy conversation about Staying Empowered in the Age of AI.

Together, we'll watch the film and then hear from director Vicki Abeles, Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist Julia Angwin, and statistician and NOVA Wonders host Talithia Williams as they unpack why mathematical confidence is more important than ever—and why this conversation belongs to all of us.

📅 Saturday, August 8
⏰ 4 PM ET | 3 PM CT | 2 PM MT | 1 PM PT

Free. Live. One-time only.

👉 Save your spot today: https://watch.eventive.org/countedout/play/6a4e9346d83b4f14e2219f79

Counted Out

08/03/2026

This is what a Math Playground in motion will look like on August 8th. ⚡

Young people testing ideas. Families solving challenges together. Math Literacy Workers asking questions, offering encouragement, and helping younger learners find their own way forward.

There are no sidelines here. Everyone gets to play, think, move, collaborate, and contribute.

Experience YPP’s joyful, youth-led approach to mathematics at Family Day during MAA MathFest.

📅 Saturday, August 8
⏰ 10:00 a.m.–12:50 p.m.
📍 Boston Marriott Copley Place
110 Huntington Avenue, Boston

Drop in for a game or stay for the full experience. Activities welcome children and adults of every age and background.

Free of charge, Register your family today:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1tyU-UoU-DBnXp29T6JsiOaoM7fEprymbgP6gjlxwyhk/viewform

Math is more powerful when we learn, lead, and play together.

🎥 MMM invites you to the first online live screening of the powerful documentary Counted Out and a juicy after-conversat...
07/31/2026

🎥 MMM invites you to the first online live screening of the powerful documentary Counted Out and a juicy after-conversation about Staying Empowered in the Age of AI.

Join us for an inspiring evening exploring why mathematical confidence matters in a world increasingly shaped by data, algorithms, and artificial intelligence.

After the film, stay for a live conversation with director Vicki Abeles, Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist Julia Angwin, and statistician and NOVA Wondershost Talithia Williams.

📅 Saturday, August 8
⏰ 4 PM ET | 3 PM CT | 2 PM MT | 1 PM PT

This is a free, one-time live virtual event—join from wherever you are.
👉 RSVP today: https://watch.eventive.org/countedout/play/6a4e9346d83b4f14e2219f79

Counted Out

You belong in the world of math.At YPP’s Math Playground, there is no such thing as being “bad at math.” Everyone is inv...
07/31/2026

You belong in the world of math.

At YPP’s Math Playground, there is no such thing as being “bad at math.” Everyone is invited to experiment, ask questions, test ideas, and learn alongside others.

No special experience is required—just curiosity. Bring the whole family to a welcoming space where children and adults can discover that mathematical thinking belongs to all of us.

Their Math Literacy Workers help bring the experience to life, creating the kind of near-peer learning community where everyone has something to contribute.

📅 Saturday, August 8
⏰ 10:00 a.m.–12:50 p.m.
📍 Boston Marriott Copley Place
110 Huntington Avenue, Boston

Stay for the whole Family Day at MAA MathFest event or drop in to play fun games.

Free of charge, register here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1tyU-UoU-DBnXp29T6JsiOaoM7fEprymbgP6gjlxwyhk/viewform

Only 3 days to go! On July 24th at 3pm ET, join educators, organizers, students, and families who have been part of the ...
07/21/2026

Only 3 days to go! On July 24th at 3pm ET, join educators, organizers, students, and families who have been part of the Algebra Project across 40 years — virtually and in person — to honor what was built, share what they've carried, and decide what comes next at a moment when public education and math funding are under serious threat.

In 95 minutes, you'll move through story circles, shared memories, and real conversation with the people who have been holding this work alongside you. The goal is simple: leave feeling reconnected to the family and re-energized for what's ahead.

Make sure to RSVP on the link below. We'll see you there!
🔗 mathmakesmovement.com/algebra-project-family-reunion/



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Forty years of math as a civil right. Forty of people discovering they belong in math. Forty years of educators who show...
07/16/2026

Forty years of math as a civil right. Forty of people discovering they belong in math. Forty years of educators who showed up.

This July 24th, the Algebra Project family gathers — in Cambridge and everywhere you are — to name what's been built, reckon with what's at stake, and decide together what comes next.

95% of Black 12th graders are performing at or below basic proficiency in math. PreK-12 public education and STEM funding are under assault. The reunion is a chance to say that out loud, with the people who have been holding this work for four decades.

It's free, hybrid and in only 8 days. Reserve your seat now!
🔗 mathmakesmovement.com/algebra-project-family-reunion/

The Algebra Project The Young People's Project Englewood Public School District African American Youth Harvest Foundation Kennesaw State University Boys & Girls Clubs of the Austin Area Bob Moses Research Center Tomorrow’s Promise Foundation National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Walking In Authority Teen Council

Every trip has a start. Every trip has a move. Every trip has a finish. Turns out — that's also how basic algebra and in...
07/14/2026

Every trip has a start. Every trip has a move. Every trip has a finish. Turns out — that's also how basic algebra and integer math works.

Let's Take a Trip! is a card game that makes this real and helps you relate to abstract equation solving while having fun.

Order your game set online! 🌐 tripcardgame.com


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As we marked 250 years of the American experiment, we have to look closely at the tools driving true freedom.Liberty isn...
07/10/2026

As we marked 250 years of the American experiment, we have to look closely at the tools driving true freedom.

Liberty isn’t just an abstract concept—it’s accessible knowledge. That’s why the Algebra Project has spent more than forty years proving that math literacy is a civil right.
From deep roots in Mississippi to modern classrooms in Cambridge, this generational movement has been synthesized into a tactical card game designed for the students of today.
Don't just teach history. Equip the generation making it.

🌐 Learn more at tripcardgame.com


The Young People's Project Englewood Public School District African American Youth Harvest Foundation Kennesaw State University Boys & Girls Clubs of the Austin Area Bob Moses Research Center Tomorrow’s Promise Foundation National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Walking In Authority Teen Council

The Algebra Project Family Reunion is coming — Friday, July 24th at 3pm ET. Mark your calendar and reserve your seat!For...
07/01/2026

The Algebra Project Family Reunion is coming — Friday, July 24th at 3pm ET. Mark your calendar and reserve your seat!

For forty years, this community has asked one question: what does it take for all children to be prepared to fully participate in the economic and political life of this country? On July 24th, the people who have been carrying that question — and building answers to it — gather together.

The event is free, hybrid, and open to everyone who has ever been part of this family. Whether you join from Cambridge or from your living room, your seat is waiting.

🔗 mathmakesmovement.com/algebra-project-family-reunion/

The Algebra Project
The Young People's Project Englewood Public School District African American Youth Harvest Foundation Kennesaw State University Boys & Girls Clubs of the Austin Area Bob Moses Research Center Tomorrow’s Promise Foundation National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Walking In Authority Teen Council

Math anxiety is real, and it builds up over years. By the time many students reach middle or high school, they've alread...
06/30/2026

Math anxiety is real, and it builds up over years. By the time many students reach middle or high school, they've already decided math isn't for them — and that belief is often harder to undo than any specific concept.

So what do you do with a room full of people who have already checked out? It's one of the hardest challenges in education, and there's no single answer.

Math Makes Movement brings together educators, community leaders, and young people who are tackling this question every day — and finding ways through.
Where would you start? Tell us in the comments.
🔗 Learn more: mathmakesmovement.com




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