Revisions for Community Science Forum
| 202 | warren |
June 07, 2013 20:06
| almost 11 years ago
Click here to subscribe »Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in 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 Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a two 22.75x35" sheets 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 #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!
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@publiclaboratory.org. |
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| 201 | warren |
June 07, 2013 20:01
| almost 11 years ago
Click here to subscribe »Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in 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 Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a two 22.75x35" sheets 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 #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!
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@publiclaboratory.org. |
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| 200 | warren |
April 10, 2013 03:54
| about 11 years ago
Click here to subscribe »Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in 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 Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a two 22.75x35" sheets 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 #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!
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@publiclaboratory.org. |
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| 199 | warren |
April 10, 2013 03:48
| about 11 years ago
Click here to subscribe »Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in 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 Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a two 22.75x35" sheets 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 #3 (spring 2013)Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » or download a PDF
Issue #2 (summer 2012)Order a copy » or download a PDF
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
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@publiclaboratory.org. |
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| 198 | warren |
April 10, 2013 03:47
| about 11 years ago
Click here to subscribe »Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in 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 Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a two 22.75x35" sheets 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 #3 (spring 2013)Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Order a copy » or download a PDF
Issue #2 (summer 2012)Order a copy » or download a PDF
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
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@publiclaboratory.org. |
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| 197 | warren |
April 10, 2013 03:45
| about 11 years ago
Click here to subscribe »Read about cutting edge techniques in hacking environmental science in 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 Public Lab community. The Grassroots Mapping Forum is printed on a two 22.75x35" sheets 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 #3 (spring 2013)Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Download a copy here Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
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@publiclaboratory.org. |
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| 196 | warren |
April 10, 2013 03:39
| about 11 years ago
Click here to subscribe »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 Public Lab and 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.) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Download a copy here 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. If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends. Issue #3 (spring 2013)Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)Order a copy »
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Planning Grassroots Mapping ForumLearn 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@publiclaboratory.org. |
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| 195 | warren |
April 10, 2013 03:38
| about 11 years ago
Click here to subscribe »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 Public Lab and 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.) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Download a copy here 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. If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends. Issue #3 (spring 2013)(pictured above) Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Planning Grassroots Mapping ForumLearn 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@publiclaboratory.org. |
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| 194 | warren |
April 10, 2013 03:36
| about 11 years ago
Click here to subscribe »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 Public Lab and 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.) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Download a copy here 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. If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends. Issue #3 (spring 2013)(pictured above) Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Planning Grassroots Mapping ForumLearn 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@publiclaboratory.org. |
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| 193 | warren |
April 10, 2013 03:33
| about 11 years ago
To subscribe, visit our store »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 Public Lab and 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.) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. Download a copy here 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. If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends. Issue #3 (spring 2013)(pictured above) Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Planning Grassroots Mapping ForumLearn 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@publiclaboratory.org. |
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| 192 | warren |
April 10, 2013 03:31
| about 11 years ago
To subscribe please go to subscriptions in our store...or buy just the lastest issue, or download it
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 Public Lab and 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.) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. 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. If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends. Issue #3 (spring 2013)(pictured above) Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Planning Grassroots Mapping ForumLearn 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@publiclaboratory.org. |
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| 191 | warren |
April 10, 2013 03:29
| about 11 years ago
To subscribe please go to subscriptions in our store...or buy just the lastest issue, or download it
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 Public Lab and 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.) Issue 3 is an in depth look at community organizing in the Public Lab community. 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. If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends. Issue #3 (spring 2013)(pictured above) Order a copy »
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Issue #1 (summer 2011)Sold out!
Planning Grassroots Mapping ForumLearn 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@publiclaboratory.org. |
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| 190 | warren |
April 10, 2013 03:10
| about 11 years ago
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 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 community organizing. 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. If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends. Issue #3 (spring 2013)
Issue #2 (summer 2012)
Issue #1 (summer 2011)
Planning Grassroots Mapping ForumLearn 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@publiclaboratory.org. |
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| 189 | adam-griffith |
April 09, 2013 19:42
| about 11 years ago
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 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 community organizing. 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. If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends. Issue #3 (spring 2013) features: - A full color, wall-ready map of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers - An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado - Details on Public Lab organizational structure - Writing from organizers in Jerusalem - Barnstars! Issue #2 (summer 2012) features: - A full color wall-ready map the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. - A dialogue on UAS (Unpiloted Aerial Systems) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. - An intro to DIY multispectral imaging and interpretation - An interview with a wetlands scientist in the Gulf of Mexico - Quick, fun activities you can do to help Grassroots Mapping! Issue #1 (summer 2011) features: - A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill - An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara Marcotte - Details on how to get started Planning Grassroots Mapping ForumUsing Content from Grassroots Mapping Forumthe 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. |
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| 188 | adam-griffith |
April 09, 2013 19:38
| about 11 years ago
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 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 community organizing. 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. If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends. Issue #3 (spring 2013) features: - A full color, wall-ready map of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers - An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado - Details on Public Lab organizational structure - Writing from organizers in Jerusalem - Barnstars! Issue #2 (summer 2012) features: - A full color wall-ready map the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. - A dialogue on UAS (Unpiloted Aerial Systems) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. - An intro to DIY multispectral imaging and interpretation - An interview with a wetlands scientist in the Gulf of Mexico - Quick, fun activities you can do to help Grassroots Mapping! Issue #1 (summer 2011) features: - A full color wall-ready map of an island in Barataria Bay showing oil spilled from the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill - An interview with Gulf Coast resident Barbara - Details on how to get started Planning Grassroots Mapping ForumUsing Content from Grassroots Mapping Forumthe 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. |
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| 187 | adam-griffith |
April 09, 2013 19:03
| about 11 years ago
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 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 community organizing. 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. If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends. Issue #3 (spring 2013) features: - A full color, wall-ready map of UC Davis during the Occupy protests with notes from the cartographer and mappers - An interview with citizen scientist organizer Cindy Regalado - Details on Public Lab organizational structure - Writing from organizers in Jerusalem - Barnstars! Issue #2 (summer 2012) features: - A full color wall-ready map the Chandeleur Islands with notes from the ground and bios of the mappers. - A dialogue on UAS (Unpiloted Aerial Systems) ethics between privacy lawyers, drone developers, and balloon-loving grassroots mappers. - An intro to DIY multispectral imaging and interpretation - An interview with a wetlands scientist in the Gulf of Mexico - Quick, fun activities you can do to help Grassroots Mapping! Planning Grassroots Mapping ForumUsing Content from Grassroots Mapping Forumthe 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. |
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| 186 | adam-griffith |
April 01, 2013 14:01
| about 11 years ago
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 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 community organizing. 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. If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends. Planning Grassroots Mapping ForumUsing Content from Grassroots Mapping Forumthe 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. |
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| 185 | adam-griffith |
April 01, 2013 13:50
| about 11 years ago
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 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 community organizing. 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. If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends. Planning Grassroots Mapping ForumUsing Content from Grassroots Mapping Forumthe 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. |
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| 184 | Shannon |
April 01, 2013 02:04
| about 11 years ago
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 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 community organizing. 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. If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends. Planning Grassroots Mapping ForumUsing Content from Grassroots Mapping Forumthe 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. |
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| 183 | adam-griffith |
March 31, 2013 19:13
| about 11 years ago
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 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. If you're interested in supporting our work, consider buying 3 or 4 and giving them to your friends. Planning Grassroots Mapping ForumUsing Content from Grassroots Mapping Forumthe 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. |
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