The Mathics

On the 2026 International Women's Day, we celebrate the women who have always belonged in mathematics, and the generations of girls who are just beginning their journey.

The story of math is deeply intertwined with the strength of women, and for too long the STEM spaces have underrepresented the women who helped build them. From Emmy Noether's groundbreaking work in abstract algebra, to Katherine Johnson's calculations that put humans in space, to the countless unsung female mathematicians whose contributions shaped our world.

At The Mathics, we are committed to ensuring that every girl who picks up a pencil to solve a problem sees herself reflected in the field she is engaging with. Because when women thrive in STEM, communities are lifted.

We honour every female student pushing through self-doubt, every woman teaching the next generation, and every girl who raises her hand in math class. Your place here was never a question💙

Hello there,
This November, we’re bringing educators across Africa and beyond into one honest, powerful conversation on your wellbeing as an educator (teacher).

Theme: Educator Wellbeing: Understanding and Overcoming Burnout!
Date: Saturday, 1st November 2025
Time: 3:30 PM WAT | 8:00 PM IST

We will be having this conversation with Shivangi Reja, an education expert, personal transformation and mindfulness coach will be guiding us through how teachers can heal, recharge, and rediscover their spark again. We often speak about teacher resilience, but rarely about the rest that sustains it. Remember, before you teach the world, you must be well.

Don't forget to tag an educator who deserves some encouragement. You can the STEM-Trybe WhatsApp community to connect, learn, and get updates: https://bit.ly/stemtrybe