#MTBoS Has Germany caught up to the US in COVID-19 deaths? If you move from California to Wyoming, do you really have 3.6 times more voting power? The new #Eventmath wiki pairs current events with #math lesson plans to help students fight misinformation. Retweet for numeracy! 
Eventmath is a free and open resource that we build together. Interested in contributing or using lesson plans? Want to be a part of the community? You can add your Twitter handle to Community Members in this Google Doc: docs.google.com/document/d/1gt…
We have big plans, but we're starting with a humble Google Doc. If you’d like to make and share your first contribution now, we have a prioritized list of tasks. The smallest takes only a few seconds. Just head on over to the To-Do List in the Google Doc to make a difference!
If you do work on #math and #medialiteracy, you can add it to the references! We’ve already cited @drlippman @dtkung @SamanthaAgoos @JohnAllenPaulos @CT_Bergstrom @jevinwest @JSEllenberg @AlbertoCairo @benorlin @Kendeou @DanielHRobinso1 @d_spiegel
We’d also like to thank @Bobby_Seagull, @colluhbones, @GizemKaraali_, and @dynarski for expressing interest, helpful conversations, or helpful twitter threads!
Right now, "we" = Greg Stanton (@HigherMathNotes) and Brendan W. Sullivan (@professorbrenda). If you're a math educator or anyone else who wants to contribute math lesson plans, or use them in the classroom, we hope you'll join us in making Eventmath a top-notch resource!
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