The aim of our movement is to create a society that is mathematically informed. We seek to build a tradition which is contrary to popular beliefs that mathematics is a challenging subject that has no tangible implication to how the world operates. 

Our belief is that, as it was passed on from generation-to-generation that mathematics is for certain group of people, the narrative that mathematics is not difficult and had real applications in the past, has applications now and will have application in the future world, can equally become a tradition. 

Through this tradition, it will be less difficult to approach the societal problems like underrepresentation of black South African mathematicians, especially from disadvantaged backgrounds like rural areas and locations.