During a family visit, an incarcerated father uses Eratosthenes' ancient method for measuring the Earth to teach kids the wonder of math.

We prove a new fractal Weyl upper bound for the high-energy distribution of resonances of convex co-compact hyperbolic surfaces which matches the improved spectral gap given by Fourier decay. This imp...

"Linear Optimization: A Geometric Inquiry Course" is an inquiry based learning text for an undergraduate course in linear optimization. Taking a geometric vantage point to build intuition, students wo...

An inquiry into the genesis of academic opportunity within the carceral system. Travis Cunningham details the 'Dawn' of his research career, bridging the gap between solitary study and the broader sch...

Incarcerated mathematician Nathan Kimbrell reflects on the hurdles of tutoring in prison, where sharing equations becomes a rare escape from barbed wire and bureaucracy.

After years studying math in solitude in prison, Travis Cunningham reaches out to the math community. Read his story to learn how he is building his own Prison to PhD pipeline.

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Join us in advancing tech education for incarcerated individuals with the PMP Console! This unique coding app provides a text editor, compiler, and interactive courses with explanations and exercises,...