Borrowing on the Authority of the Future:
Doing Critical CIS Otherwise
Location
Off Campus
Date & Time
April 1, 2019, 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Description
Sarah Elwood
Professor and Chair, Department of Geography
University of Washington
A critical GIS for this moment starts by remembering what historically oppressed groups have long known: That making new worlds requires radical imaginaries and intentional ruptures of an oppressive status quo. Emergent theoretical innovations in critical digital geographies are building these new lines of flights, as are creative digital spatial politics that code for life, survival and thriving in marginalized communities.
Red Emma's Bookstore
1225 Cathedral Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
Sponsored by the Eminent Scholar Mentoring Program and the Department of Geography & Environmental Systems