Mathématiqueer Inclusive LGBTQIA+ flag. Palestinian flag. Kanaky's flag.

 Dodecahedron whose faces show the colours of the queer pride, trans, intersex, aro, and ace flags, with the black and brown stripes of the progress pride flag on another face.

Tableau à craie avec des formules mathématiques et le drapeau LBGT+ inclusif dessiné dessus.
Welcome

Mathématiqueer is a website whose goal is to help LGBTQIA+ people in mathematics and computer science to meet and build a network. Indeed, in the context of the discriminations we face, it is essential to help each other and organize. On this website you'll find:

  • Various initiatives carried out by Mathématiqueer;
  • Community articles;
  • A list of conferences, workshops and seminars for mathematicians and computer scientists, related to LGBTQIA+ topics;
  • Portraits and interviews of prominent mathematicians and computer scientists from the LGBTQIA+ community;
  • Resources on how to welcome LGBTQIA+ individuals in research and raising awareness about discriminations against queer people.
To inform us about any conferences, projects or resources that you think should be on this website, you can contact us using the following email adress: (email adress soon)

Similar links :

Spectra: the Association for LGBT Mathematicians!
Statement of inclusivness.
Diversity Math group of the DMV (Deutsche Mathematiker-Vereinigung)
Out to innovate

Last publication :

Website 05/16/2025

April 26th, 2025 marks the creation of the Mathématiqueer website, inspired by a website listing Geometric group theory conferences. We wanted to create an easily accessible database of Mathematics and Computer Science conferences about/linked to LGBTQIA+ topics. But why stop here? This website is also a space to share resources about supporting LGBTQIA+ individuals in research and mathematics, and avoiding discriminations. It could also be a platform to share other ideas about our project of a queer network in mathematics and computer science. This is how the website took its current shape. I am very enthusiastic, while writing this paragraph, to see this project starting to come together. I hope the website will progressively fill with more conferences, many resources, and portraits of queer mathematicians. I also hope it could provide a platform for expression for queer people in mathematics and computer science, in particular through articles.

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