Welcome to LGBTQ+Math Day, 2022. The event is aimed at LGBTQ+ mathematicians, students, and post-docs in the mathematical sciences, and their allies. Building on the success of LGBTQ+Math Day, 2020 and LGBTQ+Math Day, 2021, the day will be hosted online by the Fields Institute on November 18, which is LGBTQ+ STEM Day. The event is free and you can register for the event.

The day will showcase state-of-the-art mathematics conducted by LGBTQ+ mathematicians, presented in an accessible way to non-specialists. Speakers will also describe their journey navigating their academic careers as a member of the LGBTQ+ community. Participants will come away inspired and learn strategies for building meaningful allyships with members of the LGBTQ+ community in mathematics.

Additional Details can be found on the alternative website: https://math.ryerson.ca/~abonato/LGBTQ22/

Code of Conduct

LGBTQ+Math Day aims to create an inclusive and memorable conference experience for all attendees.

We do not tolerate harassment of attendees, staff, speakers, or panellists in any way at any time. We are dedicated to a harassment-free environment for all participants regardless of gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ability, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, or religion. All participants should behave in a constructive, positive, and professional manner at all times during the conference. Sexual, racist, and discriminatory speech will not be tolerated.

Participants should contact one of the co-chairs if they experience discrimination or harassment, or need help/support in other ways. We reserve the right to remove participants from the current and any future events if they violate these guidelines.

Thank you for helping make LGBTQ+Math Day a friendly, welcoming, and inclusive event.