How is a map not a plan?

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Join CNK director at Urban Humanities Initiative Salon 02 panel, “How is a map not a plan?,” to discuss our pilot StoryMap platform, which hosts narratives of lived experiences of Angeleños in neighborhoods experiencing gentrification. The platform hosts written words, audio files, and visuals from a sonic archive and mapping project by high school students in South LA, and a videos by UCLA students.

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