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ALT Cover of the Spring 2024 issue of MathCircular. Wavy green bars at the top and bottom frame a photo of a pile of shiny pennies. The headline reads, "A Problem For Your Pennies." Other articles, listed under a large plus sign, include, "Math Camp for Teachers," "Changing the Axions," and "Heart, Brain and Muscle."

ALT BIPOC Educators in STEM Conference, June 29-30, Denver Museum of Nature and Science. Discover a community of BIPOC STEM educators dedicated to building a more equitable future. Register now! This text is flanked by a logo combining a brain and a chemistry flask, a photo of a Black student working with electronics, a photo of a Black student and Asian student laughing over their notebooks, and a photo of seven fists of various skin colors, shown from below meeting in a circle in a "fist bump" gesture.

ALT Equity Redesign Community of Practice: MSC and MTC leaders committed to engaging in a redesign process to increase attention to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. Grant amount: $1500 per Circle. Commitment: Bimonthly meetings with assignments in between. Apply by: April 22, with notification by April 30. Application: https://form.jotform.com/240660906639967

ALT New Circle Training & Mentoring Cohorts. Leadership teams of new MSCs and MTCs focused on designing programs with attention to diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging. Grant Amount: $1500 per Circle, plus $500 and travel reimbursement for a Circle mentor. Commitment: Monthly cohort meetings for 5 months beginning in May, with assignments in between. New Circles are expected to begin hosting their own meetings sometime during AT 2024-2025 or Summer 2025. Apply by: April 22, with notification by April 30. Application: https://form.jotform.com/240661307681960

ALT This graphic reads, "Briefs: Family Engagement Learning Series. Family Engagement to Support Student Success." In the background, four members of a young Asian family (a mother, a young grade-school daughter, a father, and a toddler son) are all dressed in shades of blue. Together they appear engrossed in a shared book held between them.











