An Unapologetic Conversation with Black Men in Mathematics

Friday, September 24, 2021
1:00 – 2:00 PM ET

The national narrative in mathematics education too often focuses on narrow outcomes with little consideration on the generational impacts on race, racism, and antiblackness. This Past President's message brings together a panel of Black men who are mathematics education experts. They will provide insights on their experiences, hopes, and vision for mathematics teaching and learning. The panel will be moderated by NCTM's Past President, and the panelists will engage in an unapologetic conversation about being Black men in mathematics education working to serve communities that have been historically excluded in mathematics.

Speakers

Robert Q. Berry III, University of Virginia - School of Education

Kyndall Brown, Univ of California

Kristopher J Childs, K Childs Solutions

Peter Eley, Fayetteville State University

Christopher Jett, University of West Georgia

Lou Matthews, Urban Teachers

John W. Staley, Baltimore County Public School