地图偏见:地图图书馆作为社区共同创造和社会变革的枢纽

IF 0.3 Q4 INFORMATION SCIENCE & LIBRARY SCIENCE
Ryan Mattke, K. Delegard, Danya Leebaw
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摘要John R.Borchert地图图书馆是一项实验的理想孵化器,该实验改变了人们对美国城市环境中结构性种族主义和种族历史的看法。《偏见地图》将种族契约的地图可视化作为一个超越学科界限并邀请社区成员参与尖端研究工作的项目的智力纽带。地图库为社区驱动的地图工作提供了必要的物理空间、资源和地理空间专业知识。它也是这一变革性研究举措所必需的跨部门中心,展示了地图图书馆学与其他学科之间的协同作用。这项工作取决于地图管理员的独特贡献:项目管理;与研究人员、校园部门和社区团体建立联系的经验;以及有关数据管理、管理和重用的最佳实践的知识。本文解释了“映射偏见”如何通过让志愿者参与有意义的研究来改变学术学术和公众理解。最后,它对该项目的未来方向进行了描述,并呼吁图书馆员领导更多此类工作。地图偏见的例子表明,地图馆员可以领导包容性、公平性和社区响应性研究的新模式。
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Mapping Prejudice: The Map Library as a Hub for Community Co-Creation and Social Change
Abstract The John R. Borchert Map Library was the ideal incubator for an experiment that has changed how a wide range of people are thinking about structural racism and the history of race in American urban environments. Mapping Prejudice used a cartographic visualization of racial covenants as the intellectual nexus of a project that transcended disciplinary boundaries and invited community members into cutting-edge research work. The Map Library provided the physical space, resources, and geospatial expertise necessary for community-driven mapping work. It also served as an intersectional hub necessary for this transformative research initiative, illustrating the synergies between map librarianship and other disciplines. The work depended on the unique contributions of the map librarian: project management; experience networking with researchers, campus departments, and community groups; and knowledge of best practices surrounding data management, curation, and reuse. This article explains how Mapping Prejudice changed academic scholarship and public understandings by engaging volunteers in meaningful research. It concludes by providing a description of future directions for this project and calls on librarians to lead more work of this kind. The example of Mapping Prejudice suggests ways that map librarians can be leading new modes of inclusive, equitable and community-responsive research.
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Journal of Map & Geography Libraries
Journal of Map & Geography Libraries INFORMATION SCIENCE & LIBRARY SCIENCE-
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期刊介绍: The Journal of Map & Geography Libraries is a multidisciplinary publication that covers international research and information on the production, procurement, processing, and utilization of geographic and cartographic materials and geospatial information. Papers submitted undergo a rigorous peer-review process by professors, researchers, and practicing librarians with a passion for geography, cartographic materials, and the mapping and spatial sciences. The journal accepts original theory-based, case study, and practical papers that substantially advance an understanding of the mapping sciences in all of its forms to support users of map and geospatial collections, archives, and similar institutions.
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