Shelly M. Jones - Women Who Count Honoring African American Women Mathematicians

Dr. Shelly Jones introduces her book 'Women Who Count,' which honors 29 African American women mathematicians. Inspired by 'Hidden Figures,' the book includes biographies, portraits, and activities for children in grades 3-8. It highlights pioneers like Dorothy Vaughn and Katherine Johnson, and contemporary figures like Teletha Washington. The book serves as a versatile educational resource, connecting math concepts to classroom learning and encouraging students to explore STEM fields.

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