“Lippert & Lowry: Battle of the Maps”
Renowned poster experts present their favorite posters with maps.
Elections, Raffle, and Show & Tell
Holiday Show & Tell, Raffle, and Elections.
Mapping Ourselves: A Cartographic Introduction to the 2020 Census & Tapestry Segmentation Analysis
The 2020 Census, along with the American Community Survey, provide a snapshot of the demographics of the American population like no other sources available. Combined they tell the story of the spatial distribution of everything from health care, cell phone ownership, housing expenditures and the level of poverty in the United States by age, gender and race.
Shannon Mattern will discuss the class she teaches at New York City’s The New School: Mapping the Field
Shannon Mattern will discuss the class she teaches at New York City’s The New School: Mapping the Field.
Anthony Mullan (Library of Congresss) will discuss late 19th century maps of Cuba.
Anthony Mullan (Library of Congresss) will discuss late 19th century maps of Cuba.
John Hessler (Library of Congress) will speak on It Came From a Blue Sky: Mapping Bats and Spillover of Covid-19
John Hessler (Library of Congress) will speak on It Came From a Blue Sky: Mapping Bats and Spillover of Covid-19.
Mark Monmonier on “Adventures in Academic Cartography.”
Mark Monmonier, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Geography and the Environment, Syracuse University on “Adventures in Academic Cartography.”
Max Peeters on “The Golden Age of Cartography and the 80 year war of independence in The Netherlands.”
Max Peeters on “The Golden Age of Cartography and the 80 year war of independence in The Netherlands.”
President/Head Curator Garrett Dash Nelson will present “Don’t Believe Me On This: Engaging With Truth and Skepticism Through Maps & Data.”
President/Head Curator of the Osher Map Library Garrett Dash Nelson will present “Don’t Believe Me On This: Engaging With Truth and Skepticism Through Maps & Data.”
Andrew J. Rhodes on “James Monteith: Cartographer, Educator, and Master of the Margins.”
The Boston, California, Chicago, New York, Philip Lee Phillips, Rocky Mountain, Texas, and Washington Map Societies sponsor Andrew J. Rhodes on “James Monteith: Cartographer, Educator, and Master of the Margins.”