The goal of this website is to inspire librarians to teach math in the library and to provide interested librarians with materials to help them do so.

This blog is organized into three main sections: math bibliographies to help you support math through your collection, school library lesson plans and activities that support mathematical reasoning, and further readings.

Meera Garud is an instructor and school library coordinator with the Library and Information Science program at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, where she also earned her MLISc. Prior to joining the faculty she was an institutional analyst with Hawai‘i P-20 Partnerships for Education, an organization that works to improve Hawai‘i’s education systems from preschool through college. She is past-president of the Hawai‘i Association of School Librarians and continues on the leadership board as its director of nominations.

Meera grew up in California and received her BA in development studies at UC Berkeley where she later served as an academic adviser for four years. In addition, Meera served as a community corps member for Jumpstart for Young Children in San Francisco. Since living in Hawaiʻi, she has had field experiences at Mānoa Elementary and at Aina Haina Public Library. She started this project while a graduate student.