Creating Data Publics

Tag: Mapping

  • UK 10

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    UK 10 Feeling Towns: Place, Identity and Local Governance The Feeling Towns project sought to collaboratively produce new understandings of the complex roles that pride, belonging and place attachment play in local government regeneration strategies. Led by:Professor Nicky Marsh (University of Southampton) Interactions:Creative collaborations including emoji mapping, photo elicitation, timeline drawing, poetry workshops Link to…

  • CAN 12

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    CAN 12 Tomorrow’s Chinatown: Chinatown Cultural Plan This project, led by the City of Calgary, created the city’s first neighbourhood-specific Cultural Plan alongside a new Area Redevelopment Plan. Using cultural resource mapping, interviews, and roundtable sessions, the project engages residents and stakeholders to capture Chinatown’s stories, values, and cultural assets. Community input generated creative pieces…

  • CAN 7

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    CAN 7 Walk With Me Walk With Me is an arts-based community-engaged research (CER) and social change project designed to reduce harms associated with the toxic drug crisis, housing crisis and other related social and ecological crises facing communities, and catalyze forms of community wellnes. Community-Engaged Research methods used in their work include: story walks;…

  • CAN 6

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    CAN 6 Greater Victoria Placemaking Network This volunteer-led non-profit fosters community connection through placemaking café activities and collaborative neighborhood projects. These events encourage residents to share ideas, learn from others, and co-create vibrant public spaces. A highlight initiative is the Little Library Boxes program, where neighbors design and launch unique book-sharing boxes as creative gathering…

  • CAN 3

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    CAN 3 Accessible Art and Placemaking This project explores how accessible art can transform public spaces for people of all abilities. Using creative methods such as community walks, artists and urban planners with lived experience of disability co-created inclusive public art in Toronto’s Bloor Annex and Cabbagetown. These activities generated creative pieces including audio narratives…