A People’s Atlas of Detroit, which I co-edited with Linda Campbell, Andy Newman and Sara Safransky, is out! Check out the recent review in Antipode.

I’m currently only taking on small-scale print cartography projects (like book illustrations) as side projects. If you’re an author looking for a locator map for your book or an illustration, get in touch with me directly!

I no longer have capacity to take on larger GIS analysis, community mapping or co-design projects; however if you’re considering something I’d be happy to chat and share learnings and advice. My former workplace Research Action Design also continues to work with communities to co-design data and technologies, and do research which facilitates social change, and you can get get in touch with them via the RAD website!

Avian Flu Spread (2019)
Chocolate Cities (2019)
Contratados.org (2014-present)
Gunpowder map of North Carolina (2015)
Colonial Memory and the EU in Africa (2017)
Where Do People Stay? (2013)
Concept Plan for Central West Chapel Hill (2013)
Growing Local, Buying Local
History of the Panama Canal (2013)
Franklin Street Businesses (2009)
Who works on Arnette Avenue? (2012)
Giving in the Triangle (2007)
NYC Map for
None of the Above
Census 2010 Outreach Maps (2009)
School map for the Columbus Museum (2012)
State of the South (2011)
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Education

  • M.A. Geography, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (2012)
    My thesis, Alternative Cartographies Building Collective Power, explored the possibilities for map-making as a process to build community and strengthen social movements.
  • M.A. Mathematics, Duke University (2009)
  • B.S. Mathematics, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (2006)