Outreach

We worked hard during the summers to produce resources mainly targeted to undergraduate students. In particular, I helped to co-lead and write two booklets, design posters, and start a video series:

• Diversifying the Maths Curriculum at Queen Mary University of London booklet with 60+ biographies of mathematicians from underrepresented groups.

• Historical Contributions of Different Cultures to Mathematics booklet with the history behind some important results in mathematics, highlighting the advancements of  various cultures. 

• Posters about mathematicians from underrepresented groups, on display in the Mathematics building at QMUL.

• A Mathematician Like Me video series of interviews featuring mathematicians from diverse backgrounds and fields.

We did lots of outreach activities, such as visits to schools in the London area and taster events. We also disseminated our work internally at QMUL, and in other universities and conferences (see in Presentations), receiving numerous awards, including the EDI Faculty Award. These initiatives also inspired other departments to address the importance of EDI in their own fields.

Our work was featured in the London Mathematical Society newsletter, with an article that I wrote with Adam Onus (shoutout to this mind behind many ideas) and Jordan Marajh.