Lecturer, Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, Concordia University
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Using Maps as a Weapon to Resist Extractive Industries on Indigenous Territories
Our project, MappingBack, envisions mapping as a weapon and tactic to resist extractive industries. We see it as an excellent way to express complex Indigenous perspectives and relationships with the land.
April 26, 2019