"Things begin to change because you change the way you look at them." Nathan Kimbrell, PMP participant, reflects upon the ways in which math and mentorship can rewire your thinking in "Phantasmagoria" www.prisonmathproject.org/blog/phantas...

Do you know an incarcerated person with a keen interest in math? You can help them feel a part of the math community while they're inside prison. Contact us with their mailing info and we'll send them a physical copy of our quarterly newsletter.

We asked Christopher what is his favorite number and this is what he told us. Read more on continued fractions and the "Zopf" number here: bit.ly/3La0rs0

Big news: we are expanding our digital space with a new blog! Expect to see insights on math education, stories from our participants, and reflections on justice and the carceral system. For our first post, Christopher Havens joined us for an interview exploring his journey. bit.ly/3La0rs0

Have you had the chance to read our Fall '25 Newsletter yet? Delve into it and explore powerful insights on math, being and justice, as well as thought-provoking problems designed to challenge your intellect. prisonmathproject.org/newsletter

Any amount helps - $3 can help support our mission to bring math and computer science inside prisons. :) Please considering giving today! If you share and repost, that helps too. :)

We recently secured approval for a pilot program in Australia's largest prison! This makes our coding app available for incarcerated people. Before, learning programming was functionally impossible: imagine learning how to code without being able to run and compile your code!

I’ve been studying this blob recently:

My artwork "Many Paths to the Beach" is currently on display at O'Hanlon Center for the Arts in Mill Valley CA. here's a math explainer thread: what are we looking at here?

Our biggest and more important holiday fundraiser yet!🎄❄️🕯️We have developed an app to allow incarcerated people to program on their tablets. This is part of our mission to allow incarcerated people everywhere to learn math and computer science. www.every.org/pmp/f/help-b...