This article reviews the state of “critical cartography” which is being experimented with
exuberance in a number of disciplines and arenas: geographers, community development …

This paper investigates the unique challenges of an expanding group of stakeholders
making demands upon shared geospatial data resources: non governmental organisations …

A growing body of literature conceptualizes urban agriculture and community gardens as
spaces of democratic citizenship and radical political practice. Urban community gardens …

For most, the term “public space” conjures up images of large, open areas: community
centers for meetings and social events; the ancient Greek agora for political debates; green …

Within the academic and popular discussion of neogeography, it is routinely argued that the
process of producing and using geographical information has been fundamentally …

New spatial media–the informational artefacts and mediating technologies of the geoweb–
represent new opportunities for activist, civic, grassroots, indigenous and other groups to …

Building on earlier contributions to feminist understanding of geospatial technologies (GT), I
seek to further develop feminist perspectives on GT along new directions. I argue that an …

In this manuscript we detail the application and utility of participatory photo map** (PPM)
for studying the implications of place for the health of children. PPM is a transdisciplinary …

The production and consumption of geographic information is becoming a more mobile
practice, with more corporate actors challenging the traditional stronghold of Esri-and …

How to use data as a tool for empowerment rather than oppression. Big data can be used for
good, from tracking disease to exposing human rights violations, and for bad, implementing …