#commgeog19

The 2019 Workshop on Community Geography (#commgeog19) was held in Atlanta Georgia on January 25-26, 2019. This two day workshop was held on the campus of Georgia State University in downtown Atlanta. It featured presentations from 41 sponsored workshop fellows and collaborative breakout groups around topics of common interest. Fellows were a mix of academic faculty, students, and community scholars. Through the workshop, fellows and other attendees identified areas of common interest and brainstormed opportunities for future collaboration. 

This page hosts videos and other materials related to the workshop. These include

​For more information on the workshop, contact Jerry Shannon–jshannon (at) uga.edu. This workshop was supported by National Science Foundation grant BCS-1832252. 


Videos from #commgeog19

​Providing Technical Assistance to Environmental Justice Community Stakeholders in Community Based Participatory Mapping – David Padgett
Participatory rural appraisal in Nepal – Rajesh Bista
Communicating and sensing across difference – Jennifer Mokos
Sketch mapping and emotional attachment in environmental restoration – Hannah Torres
Transportation equity and urban health disparities for girls – Emily D’Agostino
Leveraging institutional resources to support service learning – Amanda Rees
Participatory mapping with nomadic herders – Alex Orenstein
Community owned and managed green space – ​Anton Seals
Using GIS to advocate for social change in K-12 education – Melanie Davis and Sylvia Leggette
Critical mapping for student engagement – Maria Lane and Cecilia Frescas Ortiz
Accompaniment research – Bradley Wilson
Participatory filmmaking – ​Angus Lyall

Developing an online database of racial covenants in Minneapolis
– Kevin Ehrman Solberg

Sharing oral narratives about the Kent State shootings
– ​Sara Koopman and Jen Mapes