Events & exhibitions
event • Fellows' Presentation
Political Geometry: The Mathematics of Redistricting
Moon Duchin—a graduate of Harvard College, a former Radcliffe Research Partner, and the 2018–2019 Evelyn Green Davis Fellow at the Radcliffe Institute—is a mathematician at Tufts University. She recently served as a consulting expert for the governor of Pennsylvania in a court-mandated push to redraw the congressional map. Duchin is engaged in a long-term project on the geometry of gerrymandering, applying mathe-matics to civil rights. Photo by Tony Rinaldo
Moon Duchin RI '19 is currently engaged in a long-term project on the geometry of gerrymandering, an application of mathematics to civil rights. She has worked to build a national network of collaborators doing wide-ranging work on mathematical and computational interventions in electoral redistricting.