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A fiscally sponsored project of Community Initiatives, Just Equations partners with research institutes, equity advocates, educators, and other experts to advance educational equity across the high school-to-college pipeline. Our funders sustain our work and deepen our roots.

Advisors
Julia Aguirre
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School of Education, University of Washington-Tacoma
Robert Q. Berry, III
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College of Education, University of Arizona
David Bressoud
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Department of Mathematics, Macalester College
Kyndall Brown
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California Mathematics Project, University of California, Los Angeles
Ted Coe
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Coequal Mathematics LLC
Phil Daro
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Strategic Education Research Partnership (SERP) Institute
Erica Heinzman
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Education Studies, University of California, San Diego
Hal Huntsman
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Mathematics, Sciences and Engineering Division, Antelope Valley College
Dave Kung
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TPSE Math
Suyen Machado
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Center X, University of California, Los Angeles
Ravin Pan
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College of Education, California State University, Sacramento
Olga Rodriguez
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Public Policy Institute of California Higher Education Center
Kimberly Samaniego
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San Diego Mathematics Diagnostic Testing Project, University of California, San Diego
Kimberly Seashore
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Center for Science and Mathematics Education, California State University, San Francisco
Myra Snell
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California Acceleration Project
Katherine Stevenson
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Department of Mathematics, California State University, Northridge
Vincent Stewart
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Policy and Programs, Children Now
Uri Treisman
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The Charles A. Dana Center at the Univerity of Texas at Austin
Andrea Venezia
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College and Career Pathways Program, SRI International
José Luis Vilson
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EduColor
Denise Walston
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Department of Mathematics, Council of the Great City Schools
Joel Westheimer
Faculty of Education
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University of Ottawa

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Intro to Just Equations

Reconceptualizing math education

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Our Work

Supporting equitable college opportunity

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Our People

Focusing on students, elevating equity

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