An informal conversation with with special guest Sky Pape, an extraordinary artist who bridges the worlds of fine art and mathematics.

We were thrilled to welcome special guest Siobhan Roberts, beloved in our community especially because of her many science and math articles in the New York Times, to discuss her documentary, The Man Who Saved Geometry.

We were thrilled to welcome Doron Weber, Vice President and Program Director at the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, as our special guest. His work on books and films about science has sparked phenomenal works, such as Hidden Figures, Oppenheimer, and Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story. Click below to view this special summer edition interview on YouTube.

An exciting online event about “Picture a Scientist,” where the community had a chance to interact live with both producer Nancy Blachman and Sharon Shattuck, the creator of the film.

We were thrilled to spotlight community member Jenna Carpenter, Founding Dean of Engineering at Campbell University, for a discussion of our community’s favorite film, “Hidden Figures.” Jenna had occasion to meet and interview Margot Shetterly, who authored the book that grew into the film phenomenon.

In this session we discussed the film “Julia Robinson and Hilbert’s Tenth Problem” with special guests George Csicsery and Nancy Blachman.

Part one of our 4-part series, “A Constellation of Mathematicians,” celebrating the stellar films of George Csicsery. We discussed his duet of films, Journeys of Black Mathematicians.

We were so happy to celebrate both Pi Day and Women’s History Month with a discussion of the film Secrets of the Surface: The Mathematical Vision of Maryam Mirzakhani. Mirzakhani was both the first woman and the first Iranian to be honored by mathematics’ highest prize, the Fields Medal.

We were thrilled to celebrate our first year of All Things Being Equal, including a creating a community holiday video.

An informal conversation featuring women in math from the University of Ottawa: Professor Monica Nevins, recent doctoral graduate Maiko Serizawa, and current doctoral student Behnaz Refani.

An informal conversation with Clemson University colleagues Professor Margaret Ptacek, Professor Keri Sather-Wagstaff, and current graduate student Kristen Savary.