Bringing extraordinary young women together, through math.

Women face unique obstacles in math contests. We know what it's like being the only girl in the room, at contest after contest. It's isolating and demotivating. And because of this, we're missing out on the incredible opportunities offered by math contests.

We're a nonprofit whose mission is to both provide high-quality, low-cost contest math classes for ambitious girls as well as create a community of math girls, from all levels of success, age, and experience, that can support each other on their math journey. We believe in the power of community and of women to help each other succeed. We are a non-profit organization comprising current and former competitors ranging from MOPpers, USAMO qualifiers, and more—both women and men.

In one sentence: a math summer camp, but virtual and during the school year. Our program is a mix of both math and community-building, where you do a lot of math and also get to know some other wonderful people while you're at it.

The core of the virtual program is a six-lesson math class. Our teachers are selected from the highest levels of math contests. They bring the experience and knowledge students need to succeed with the flexibility to design their own curriculum. Along with the class, Athemath also provides office hour sessions where students can ask for help on their classes' homework or any other math questions.

Also included in our program are program-wide math events, community building events, a virtual lounge, and relaxed get-to-know-you chats.

One 3-month course has a class fee of $90 and we offer financial aid that waives the class fee for qualifying students.

In order to bring the best teachers to our students, cover costs, and offer a financial aid program, we depend on the generosity of our donors.

We're currently looking for sponsors for our 2025-2026 school year events. If you'd like to sponsor us, please contact us as specified below.

The sponsors of our activities in past years include Carina Fund, Jane Street, and D. E. Shaw.

You can reach us through email at contact@athemath.org. Email is the preferred contact method.