The Algebra Project

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The Algebra Project "uses mathematics literacy as an organizing tool to guarantee quality public school education for all children in the United States of America."[1]

The late Bob Moses is the founder of The Algebra Project.[2]

Board of Directors

The following individuals are listed as the Board of Directors of The Algebra Project as of July 6, 2021:[3]

Algebra Project Statement on Bob Moses' Death

Bob Moses' statement at Algebra Project dated July 25, 2021:[4]

It is with sadness, our deepest condolences, appreciation and meditations that the Algebra Project, Inc., shares the news of the passing of our founder, mentor, President, teacher and friend, Robert Parris Moses. His transition to that higher level only inspires us all to love, struggle and live with and for our people as he did, as we continue to work to realize Bob’s vision of “raising the floor of mathematics literacy” for all young people in the United States of America.
At this challenging and reflective time we send peace, strength and love to the Moses Family: Bob’s wife, Dr. Janet Jemmott Moses; children Maisha Moses, Omo Moses, Taba Moses, Malaika Moses & daughter-in-love Saba Moses; and Grandchildren Zuri Sueksagan Moses, Parris Sueksagan Moses, Krishna Moses Mitchell, Johari Moses, Kamara Moses, Yohana Kahassai Moses & Yara Kahassai Moses.
We also send love and encouragement to the Algebra Project network – the Young People's Project, the Baltimore Algebra Project, Math Talk, The Ohio State University Math Literacy Initiative, the Southern Initiative Algebra Project and the Historically Black Colleges and Universities Collaborative, the Florida Local Alliance for Math Literacy and Equity, as well as the We the People – Math Literacy for All Alliance, and countless more – to continue to pursue Bob’s math literacy work as our collective work.
Bob, you will always be with us, and you already know we absolutely will Keep on Pushing!
With ultimate respect,
Algebra Project, Inc., Board of Directors and Staff

Zinn Education Project at 'A People’s Celebration of Howard Zinn'

From the Zinn Education Project website:[5]

On May 15, 2010, the Zinn Education Project was pleased to participate in A People’s Celebration of Howard Zinn held at the Old South Church in Boston, Massachusetts.
Lauren Cooper, coordinator for the Zinn Education Project, was one of the speakers. Others included Bob Moses, Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) and founder of The Algebra Project, Mariama White-Hammond, Executive Director of Project HIP HOP (Highways Into the Past – History, Organizing, Power), Mike Prokosch, staff member of Community Labor United, Myrna Morales of the Progressive Librarians Guild, Michael Spinnato, member of Iraq Veterans Against the War and Veterans for Peace, and many more.

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