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We've just launched the third regular subscription issue of the "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we hope to share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Grassroots Mapping community. (For those of you who don't know, we are a community of activist cartographers who use DIY tools for civic science -- we take aerial photos using kites and balloons of things like the BP oil spill.) This issue is an in depth look at Occupy UC Davis on November 21, 2011.

The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a two 22.75x35" sheets of acid-free paper folded down to just over letter size, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews on the reverse.

Your full-price purchase subsidizes free and discounted distributions to Gulf Coast residents and selected libraries, community organizations, and residents of the Plaquemines Parish area; email team@publiclaboratory.org for details on free and discounted copies.

If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends.

Planning Grassroots Mapping Forum

planning is documented here

Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum

the Forum is a CC share-alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclaboratory.org.

To join us in subscribing please go to subscriptions in our store

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We've just launched the THIRD regular subscription issue of the "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we hope to share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Grassroots Mapping community. (For those of you who don't know, we are a community of activist cartographers who use DIY tools for civic science -- we take aerial photos using kites and balloons of things like the BP oil spill.)

The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a two 22.75x35" sheets of acid-free paper folded down to just over letter size, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews on the reverse.

Your full-price purchase subsidizes free and discounted distributions to Gulf Coast residents and selected libraries, community organizations, and residents of the Plaquemines Parish area; email team@publiclaboratory.org for details on free and discounted copies.

If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends.

Planning Grassroots Mapping Forum

planning is documented here

Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum

the Forum is a CC share-alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclaboratory.org.

To join us in subscribing please go to subscriptions in our store

...or buy just the lastest issue, or download it

We've just launched the first regular subscription issue of the "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we hope to share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Grassroots Mapping community. (For those of you who don't know, we are a community of activist cartographers who use DIY tools for civic science -- we take aerial photos using kites and balloons of things like the BP oil spill.)

The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a two 22.75x35" sheets of acid-free paper folded down to just over letter size, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews on the reverse.

Your full-price purchase subsidizes free and discounted distributions to Gulf Coast residents and selected libraries, community organizations, and residents of the Plaquemines Parish area; email team@publiclaboratory.org for details on free and discounted copies.

If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends.

Planning Grassroots Mapping Forum

planning is documented here

Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum

the Forum is a CC share-alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclaboratory.org.

To join us in subscribing please go to subscriptions in our store

...or buy just the lastest issue, or download it

We've just launched the first regular subscription issue of the "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we hope to share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Grassroots Mapping community. (For those of you who don't know, we are a community of activist cartographers who use DIY tools for civic science -- we take aerial photos using kites and balloons of things like the BP oil spill.)

The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a two 22.75x35" sheets of acid-free paper folded down to just over letter size, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews on the reverse.

Your full-price purchase subsidizes free and discounted distributions to Gulf Coast residents and selected libraries, community organizations, and residents of the Plaquemines Parish area; email team@publiclaboratory.org for details on free and discounted copies.

If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends.

Planning Grassroots Mapping Forum

planning is documented here

Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum

the Forum is a CC share-alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclaboratory.org.

To join us in subscribing please go to subscriptions in our store

...or buy just the lastest issue, or download it

We've just launched the first regular subscription issue of the "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we hope to share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Grassroots Mapping community. (For those of you who don't know, we are a community of activist cartographers who use DIY tools for civic science -- we take aerial photos using kites and balloons of things like the BP oil spill.)

The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a two 22.75x35" sheets of acid-free paper folded down to just over letter size, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews on the reverse.

Your full-price purchase subsidizes free and discounted distributions to Gulf Coast residents and selected libraries, community organizations, and residents of the Plaquemines Parish area; email team@publiclaboratory.org for details on free and discounted copies.

If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends.

Planning Grassroots Mapping Forum

planning is documented here

Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum

the Forum is a CC share-alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclaboratory.org.

To join us in subscribing please go to subscriptions in our store

...or buy just the lastest issue, or download it

We've just launched the first regular subscription issue of the "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we hope to share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Grassroots Mapping community. (For those of you who don't know, we are a community of activist cartographers who use DIY tools for civic science -- we take aerial photos using kites and balloons of things like the BP oil spill.)

The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a two 22.75x35" sheets of acid-free paper folded down to just over letter size, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews on the reverse.

Your full-price purchase subsidizes free and discounted distributions to Gulf Coast residents and selected libraries, community organizations, and residents of the Plaquemines Parish area; email team@publiclaboratory.org for details on free and discounted copies.

If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends.

Using Content from Grassroots Mapping Forum

the Forum is a CC share-alike licensed document. If you'd like to use content from it, go ahead! Mathew can provide high-res artwork and original files if those are helpful to you, just send an e-mail to mathew@publiclaboratory.org.

To join us in subscribing please go to subscriptions in our store

...or buy just the lastest issue, or download it below.

We've just launched the first regular subscription issue of the "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we hope to share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Grassroots Mapping community. (For those of you who don't know, we are a community of activist cartographers who use DIY tools for civic science -- we take aerial photos using kites and balloons of things like the BP oil spill.)

The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a two 22.75x35" sheets of acid-free paper folded down to just over letter size, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews on the reverse.

Your full-price purchase subsidizes free and discounted distributions to Gulf Coast residents and selected libraries, community organizations, and residents of the Plaquemines Parish area; email team@publiclaboratory.org for details on free and discounted copies.

If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends.

To join us in subscribing please go to subscriptions in our store

...or buy just the lastest issue, or download it below.

We've just launched the first regular subscription issue of the "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we hope to share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Grassroots Mapping community. (For those of you who don't know, we are a community of activist cartographers who use DIY tools for civic science -- we take aerial photos using kites and balloons of things like the BP oil spill.)

The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a two 22.75x35" sheets of acid-free paper folded down to just over letter size, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews on the reverse.

Your full-price purchase subsidizes free and discounted distributions to Gulf Coast residents and selected libraries, community organizations, and residents of the Plaquemines Parish area; email team@publiclaboratory.org for details on free and discounted copies.

If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends.

To join us in subscribing please go to subscriptions in our store

or just the lastest issue, or download it below.

We've just launched the first regular subscription issue of the "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we hope to share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Grassroots Mapping community. (For those of you who don't know, we are a community of activist cartographers who use DIY tools for civic science -- we take aerial photos using kites and balloons of things like the BP oil spill.)

The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a two 22.75x35" sheets of acid-free paper folded down to just over letter size, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews on the reverse.

Your full-price purchase subsidizes free and discounted distributions to Gulf Coast residents and selected libraries, community organizations, and residents of the Plaquemines Parish area; email team@publiclaboratory.org for details on free and discounted copies.

If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends.

To join us in subscribing please go to subscriptions in our store

or just the lastest issue, or download it below.

We've just launched the first regular subscription issue of the "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we hope to share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Grassroots Mapping community. (For those of you who don't know, we are a community of activist cartographers who use DIY tools for civic science -- we take aerial photos using kites and balloons of things like the BP oil spill.)

The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a two 22.75x35" sheets of acid-free paper folded down to just over letter size, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews on the reverse.

Your full-price purchase subsidizes free and discounted distributions to Gulf Coast residents and selected libraries, community organizations, and residents of the Plaquemines Parish area; email team@publiclaboratory.org for details on free and discounted copies.

If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends.

To join us in subscribing please go to our store

to buy just the lastest issue, see our store.

We've just launched the first regular subscription issue of the "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we hope to share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Grassroots Mapping community. (For those of you who don't know, we are a community of activist cartographers who use DIY tools for civic science -- we take aerial photos using kites and balloons of things like the BP oil spill.)

The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a two 22.75x35" sheets of acid-free paper folded down to just over letter size, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews on the reverse.

Order a subscription or our second issue:

Buy Issue 1 of the Grassroots Mapping Forum

Your full-price purchase subsidizes free and discounted distributions to Gulf Coast residents and selected libraries, community organizations, and residents of the Plaquemines Parish area; email team@publiclaboratory.org for details on free and discounted copies.

If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends.

To join us in planning future issues, please go to Planning Grassroots Mapping Forum

We've just launched the first issue of the "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our new community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we hope to share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Grassroots Mapping community. (For those of you who don't know, we are a community of activist cartographers who use DIY tools for civic science -- we take aerial photos using kites and balloons of things like the BP oil spill.)

The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a single 22.75x35" newsprint sheet, folded down to just over letter size, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews on the reverse.

We imagine the Forum as a two-way publication- the full-color map is complemented by a cyan-colored map on the reverse side, ready to be marked up with new details about the site, mailed back to the Public Laboratory team, digitized, and included in the online map. This is community cartography, and we look forward to working with you!

Order a copy of the first issue:

Buy Issue 1 of the Grassroots Mapping Forum

Your full-price purchase subsidizes free and discounted distributions to Gulf Coast residents and selected libraries, community organizations, and residents of the Plaquemines Parish area; email team@publiclaboratory.org for details on free and discounted copies.

If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends.

The first issue of the Grassoots Mapping Forum was sponsored by DevelopmentSeed, creators of MapBox, and we are looking for sponsors for future maps. If you're interested, please get in touch.

To join us in planning future issues, please go to Planning Grassroots Mapping Forum

We've just launched the first issue of the "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our new community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we hope to share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Grassroots Mapping community. (For those of you who don't know, we are a community of activist cartographers who use DIY tools for civic science -- we take aerial photos using kites and balloons of things like the BP oil spill.)

The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a single 22.75x35" newsprint sheet, folded down to just over letter size, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews on the reverse.

We imagine the Forum as a two-way publication- the full-color map is complemented by a cyan-colored map on the reverse side, ready to be marked up with new details about the site, mailed back to the Public Laboratory team, digitized, and included in the online map. This is community cartography, and we look forward to working with you!

Order a copy of the first issue:

Buy Issue 1 of the Grassroots Mapping Forum

Your full-price purchase subsidizes free and discounted distributions to Gulf Coast residents and selected libraries, community organizations, and residents of the Plaquemines Parish area; email team@publiclaboratory.org for details on free and discounted copies.

If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends.

The first issue of the Grassoots Mapping Forum was sponsored by DevelopmentSeed, creators of MapBox, and we are looking for sponsors for future maps. If you're interested, please get in touch.

We've just launched the first issue of the "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our new community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we hope to share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Grassroots Mapping community. (For those of you who don't know, we are a community of activist cartographers who use DIY tools for civic science -- we take aerial photos using kites and balloons of things like the BP oil spill.)

The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a single 22.75x35" newsprint sheet, folded down to just over letter size, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews on the reverse.

We imagine the Forum as a two-way publication- the full-color map is complemented by a cyan-colored map on the reverse side, ready to be marked up with new details about the site, mailed back to the Public Laboratory team, digitized, and included in the online map. This is community cartography, and we look forward to working with you!

Order a copy of the first issue:

Buy Issue 1 of the Grassroots Mapping Forum

Your full-price purchase subsidizes free and discounted distributions to Gulf Coast residents and selected libraries, community organizations, and residents of the Plaquemines Parish area; email team@publiclaboratory.org for details on free and discounted copies.

If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends.

The first issue of the Grassoots Mapping Forum was sponsored by DevelopmentSeed, creators of MapBox, and we are looking for sponsors for future maps. If you're interested, please get in touch.

We've just launched the first issue of the "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our new community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we hope to share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Grassroots Mapping community. (For those of you who don't know, we are a community of activist cartographers who use DIY tools for civic science -- we take aerial photos using kites and balloons of things like the BP oil spill.)

The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a single 22.75x35" newsprint sheet, folded down to just over letter size, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews on the reverse.

We imagine the Forum as a two-way publication- the full-color map is complemented by a cyan-colored map on the reverse side, ready to be marked up with new details about the site, mailed back to the Public Laboratory team, digitized, and included in the online map. This is community cartography, and we look forward to working with you!

Order a copy of the first issue:

Buy Issue 1 of the Grassroots Mapping Forum

Your full-price purchase subsidizes free and discounted distributions to Gulf Coast residents and selected libraries, community organizations, and residents of the Plaquemines Parish area; email team@publiclaboratory.org for details on free and discounted copies.

If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends.

The first issue of the Grassoots Mapping Forum was sponsored by DevelopmentSeed, creators of MapBox, and we are looking for sponsors for future maps. If you're interested, please get in touch.

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We've just launched the first issue of the "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our new community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we hope to share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Grassroots Mapping community. (For those of you who don't know, we are a community of activist cartographers who use DIY tools for civic science -- we take aerial photos using kites and balloons of things like the BP oil spill.)

The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a single 22.75x35" newsprint sheet, folded down to just over letter size, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews on the reverse.

We imagine the Forum as a two-way publication- the full-color map is complemented by a cyan-colored map on the reverse side, ready to be marked up with new details about the site, mailed back to the Public Laboratory team, digitized, and included in the online map. This is community cartography, and we look forward to working with you!

Order a copy of the first issue:

$17.00 shipped - Purchase a copy

Your full-price purchase subsidizes free and discounted distributions to Gulf Coast residents and selected libraries, community organizations, and residents of the Plaquemines Parish area; email team@publiclaboratory.org for details on free and discounted copies.

If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends.

The first issue of the Grassoots Mapping Forum was sponsored by DevelopmentSeed, creators of MapBox, and we are looking for sponsors for future maps. If you're interested, please get in touch.

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We've just launched the first issue of the "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our new community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we hope to share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Grassroots Mapping community. (For those of you who don't know, we are a community of activist cartographers who use DIY tools for civic science -- we take aerial photos using kites and balloons of things like the BP oil spill.)

The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a single 22.75x35" sheet, folded down to just over letter size, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews on the reverse.

We imagine the Forum as a two-way publication- the full-color map is complemented by a cyan-colored map on the reverse side, ready to be marked up with new details about the site, mailed back to the Public Laboratory team, digitized, and included in the online map. This is community cartography, and we look forward to working with you!

Order a copy of the first issue:

$17.00 shipped - Purchase a copy

Your full-price purchase subsidizes free and discounted distributions to Gulf Coast residents and selected libraries, community organizations, and residents of the Plaquemines Parish area; email team@publiclaboratory.org for details on free and discounted copies.

If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends.

The first issue of the Grassoots Mapping Forum was sponsored by DevelopmentSeed, creators of MapBox, and we are looking for sponsors for future maps. If you're interested, please get in touch.

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The Grassroots Mapping Forum is a printed map publication which we are hoping to eventually publish once every month. It is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet, folded down to just over letter size, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews on the reverse.

We imagine the Forum as a two-way publication- the full-color map is complemented by a cyan-colored map on the reverse side, ready to be marked up with new details about the site, mailed back to the Public Laboratory team, digitized, and included in the online map. This is community cartography, and we look forward to working with you!

Order a copy of the first issue:

$17.00 shipped - Purchase a copy

Your full-price purchase subsidizes free and discounted distributions to Gulf Coast residents and selected libraries, community organizations, and residents of the Plaquemines Parish area; email team@publiclaboratory.org for details on free and discounted copies.

If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends.

The first issue of the Grassoots Mapping Forum was sponsored by DevelopmentSeed, creators of MapBox, and we are looking for sponsors for future maps. If you're interested, please get in touch.

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