Native Lands Advocacy Project’s Post

As we celebrate Geographers’ ability to take action, AAG members are committed to studying and working to change these structural issues in their work and lived experiences. By examining the structural and spatial forces that contribute to police brutality, we can better understand and address the root causes to create a more just and equitable society. Explore our resource list with authors and experts such as Ruth Wilson Gilmore and Clyde Woods #GeographyAwarenessweek #GeoWeek https://bit.ly/3IfS3mD

In the face of modern urban warfare's grim realities, it's imperative to draw from historical insights and intensify measures safeguarding global cities and their residents. Through unified action and unwavering determination, we can forge a path towards cities as bastions of peace and prosperity, rather than arenas of devastation and anguish.

🌍 What Have Native Nations in Colorado Lost to Colonial Settlement? 🪶 The numbers tell a story of profound loss—from land dispossession to ecosystem destruction. In July, we released our first blog post detailing the Historic Loss Assessment, using our data to reveal these devastating, quantifiable impacts: Acres of Land Dispossessed Loss of Life Mineral Extraction Settler Incursions And more... These losses aren’t just historical—they continue to shape today’s pursuit of sovereignty and justice. 📊 Read the full post here ➡️ https://loom.ly/TmGT7bY and don’t miss part two for an inside look at the data tools behind this crucial work. 🔗 Link in bio! #NativeLands #HistoricAssessment #LandData #NLAP #IndigenousRights #DataForJustice

The Northern Lights Library System has launch a new service for First Nations and Métis peoples living on reserves and settlements which makes it easy to find the closest library and get a temporary card. https://golibrary.ca #golibrary

The Northern Lights Library System has launch a new service for First Nations and Métis peoples living on reserves and settlements which makes it easy to find the closest library and get a temporary card. https://golibrary.ca #golibrary

For day 6 of #30DayMapChallenge, and the theme of 'Raster' we bring you: The Houses of Parliament from 1882 to 2024. We've used Historic Map Data which is scanned from Ordnance Survey's historical archive of County Series, Post War National Grid and other superseded mapping, dating back to the mid-19th Century. Our Historical Data can be used for a wide range of applications, from Environmental analysis, or Land and Estate management, to Legal and historical research. Available as Geotiff or PDF. Map created by Kirsten Reilly

Get ready for a jam-packed governmental forum at Starting Point on June 26th! 🎤 Arizona leaders and real estate pros will share updates and take your questions. Don't miss out! 🤗 #arizonarealtors #ArizonaLeaders #RealEstateUpdates

The Northern Lights Library System has launch a new service for First Nations and Métis peoples living on reserves and settlements which makes it easy to find the closest library and get a temporary card. https://golibrary.ca #golibrary

https://lnkd.in/eYBT5_dy The Key Bridge collapse into the Patapsco River brings attention to the historical significance of the channel.

Thanks for coming on Eleanor! Really interesting perspective on land referencing, providing us with an angle that hasn't been covered in previous spotlights. Click below and let us know your thoughts!