Transgender and Nonbinary Mathematics PridePride month is a time for LGBTQIA+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, & Asexual inclusive) people to celebrate community, raise awareness of oppression, and work towards full human rights. It originates in the Stonewall riots of June 1969, led by Black and Latina transgender women. This essay consists of eight consensual "elevator pitch" summaries of recent research of transgender and nonbinary mathematicians. Consent is important here as these are frightening times. Anti-trans bills and policies are working through legislatures and school/medical boards. Popular and political discourse includes transphobic hate speech, labeling us as mutilators and groomers of children. Sadly, conferences continue to be held in states where many of us feel unsafe or unwelcome [Ree23].My goal is to inspire aspiring or practicing trans/nonbinary mathematicians, by featuring a proud and visible group of us. I also seek to make cis mathematicians aware of us, so they can work towards making conferences, classrooms, and other mathematics spaces more welcoming;