Revisions for Community Science Forum
| 202 | mollydanielsson |
May 13, 2015 22:39
| almost 9 years ago
Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Issue #7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015)
Order a copy »Download the PDF »Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
 Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
 Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011) Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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| 201 | mollydanielsson |
May 11, 2015 17:57
| almost 9 years ago
Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Issue #7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015)
Order a copy »Download the PDF »Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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| 200 | mollydanielsson |
May 08, 2015 18:03
| almost 9 years ago
Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Issue #7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015)
Order a copy »Download the PDF »Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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| 199 | mollydanielsson |
May 08, 2015 18:02
| almost 9 years ago
Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Issue #7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015)
Order a copy »Download the PDF »Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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| 198 | mollydanielsson |
May 06, 2015 22:52
| almost 9 years ago
Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Issue #7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015)
Order a copy »Download the PDF »Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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| 197 | mollydanielsson |
May 06, 2015 22:32
| almost 9 years ago
Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Issue #7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015)
Order a copy »Download the PDF »Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Coder Crisis: Attracting Software Developers to Public Lab by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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| 196 | mollydanielsson |
May 06, 2015 22:31
| almost 9 years ago
Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Issue #7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015)
Order a copy »Download the PDF »Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Growing & Sustaining the Public Lab Software Development Community by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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| 195 | mollydanielsson |
May 06, 2015 22:30
| almost 9 years ago
Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Issue #7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015)
Order a copy »Download the PDFPublic Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Growing & Sustaining the Public Lab Software Development Community by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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| 194 | mollydanielsson |
May 06, 2015 22:29
| almost 9 years ago
Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Issue #7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015)
Order a copy »Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Growing & Sustaining the Public Lab Software Development Community by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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| 193 | Shannon |
May 06, 2015 18:48
| almost 9 years ago
Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Issue #7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015)
Order a copy »Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Growing & Sustaining the Public Lab Software Development Community by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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| 192 | mollydanielsson |
May 06, 2015 03:21
| almost 9 years ago
Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Issue #7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015)
Order a copy »Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Growing & Sustaining the Public Lab Software Development Community by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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| 191 | mollydanielsson |
May 06, 2015 03:13
| almost 9 years ago
Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Issue #7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015)
Order a copy »Download a PDF Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Growing & Sustaining the Public Lab Software Development Community by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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| 190 | mollydanielsson |
May 06, 2015 01:40
| almost 9 years ago
Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Issue #7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015)
Order a copy »Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Growing & Sustaining the Public Lab Software Development Community by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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| 189 | mollydanielsson |
May 06, 2015 01:36
| almost 9 years ago
Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Issue #7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015)
Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Growing & Sustaining the Public Lab Software Development Community by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly Danielsson Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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| 188 | mollydanielsson |
May 06, 2015 01:35
| almost 9 years ago
Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Issue #7 The 5 Year Anniversary Issue (May 2015)
Public Lab Five Year Retrospective by Shannon Dosemagen How to Get Involved with Public Lab illustrated by Molly Danielsson A History of Crediting Hardware Contributions by Mathew Lippincott Growing & Sustaining the Public Lab Software Development Community by Justin Manley, Bryan Bonvallet, Jeff Warren, and Molly DanielssonIssue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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March 23, 2015 09:22
| about 9 years ago
Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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March 21, 2015 00:15
| about 9 years ago
Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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| 185 | mollydanielsson |
March 21, 2015 00:14
| about 9 years ago
cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum", our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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| 184 | mollydanielsson |
March 21, 2015 00:14
| about 9 years ago
cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum"**, our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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| 183 | mollydanielsson |
March 21, 2015 00:02
| about 9 years ago
cover image by Chris Eichler during Occupy Wall Street May Day 2012 Links provided to online versions of most articles. Click here to subscribe »Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in our "Grassroots Mapping Forum"**, our community research journal/archive/zine/map, where we share ideas, techniques, and stories from the Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a 22.75x35" sheet of acid-free paper, and includes a full color reproduction of a grassroots map along with essays, illustrated guides, and interviews. It's a great way to stay abreast of the latest in the DIY environmental science movement. Issue #6 The Waste Issue (Q3 2014)
Issue 6 explores trash in all its many forms. Order a copy »Download the centerfold featuring an activity for estimating the volume of your local landfill
Issue #5 The International Issue (Q2 2014)
Issue 5 is focused on highlighting the Public Lab community around the world. It's also our first edition printed in color. Order a copy »Download a PDF copy of the Map of Silwan
Issue #4 (fall 2013)
Issue 4 is focused on long term research in the New York City chapter. Order a copy »
Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Pre-press version (not the final edition which went to press): gmf-1-prepress-small.pdf Get involvedLearn about and get involved in writing, editing, publishing, promoting, and distributing the forum on the forum planning page. Using Content from Grassroots Mapping ForumThe Forum is a Creative Commons Attribution 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@publiclab.org.
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