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Self Determined Participatory Action of Marginalized Groups: The streets of São Paulo

Solidarity Maps

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URL http://kharita.wordpress.com/
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Solidarity Maps

Type Web Page
Author Solidarity Maps
URL http://kharita.wordpress.com/
Date 2009
Accessed 2010-11-05 12:55:14
Abstract Kharita is a collaborative initiative of Lebanese, Palestinian and other activists.
We produce and share advocacy maps on Middle East conflicts, particularly on Palestinian cause.
Website Title Solidarity Maps

Map Kibera

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URL http://mapkibera.org/
Accessed 2010-11-05 12:50:56
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Map Kibera

Type Web Page
Author MapKibera
URL http://mapkibera.org/
Date 2010
Accessed 2010-11-05 12:50:54
Language English
Abstract Kibera in Nairobi, Kenya, widely known as Africa's largest slum, remains a blank spot on the map. Without basic knowledge of the geography and resources of Kibera it is impossible to have an informed discussion on how to improve the lives of residents. This November, young Kiberans create the first public digital map of their own community.
Website Title Map Kibera

Cidade Tiradentes – Cartovideografia

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URL http://www.cidadetiradentes.org.br/#
Accessed 2010-11-05 12:48:30
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Cidade Tiradentes – Cartovideografia

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URL http://www.cidadetiradentes.org.br/#
Date 2010
Accessed 2010-11-05 12:48:28
Series Title Cidade Tiradentes – Cartovideografia
Language Portuguese

Transborder Immigrant Tool

Type Web Page
Author Electronic Disturbance Theater / b.a.n.g lab
URL http://bang.calit2.net/xborder/
Date 2010
Accessed 2010-11-04 15:19:03
Website Type Blog
Language English
Abstract The border between the U.S. and Mexico has moved between the virtual and the all too real since before the birth of the two nation-states. This has allowed a deep archive of suspect movement across this border to be traced and tagged – specifically anchoredto immigrants bodies moving north, while immigrant bodies moving south much less so. The danger of moving north across this border is not a question of politics, but vertiginous geography. Hundreds of people have died crossing the U.S./Mexico border due to not being able to tell where they are in relation to where they have been and which direction they need to go to reach their destination safely. Now with the rise of multiple distributed geospatial information systems (such as the Goggle Earth Project for example), GPS (Global Positioning System) and the developing Virtual Hiker Algorithm by artist Brett Stalbaum it is now possible to develop useful Transborder Tools for Immigrants – and allow virtual geography to mark new trails and potentially safer routes across this desert of the real.
Website Title Transborder Immigrant Tool

Transborder Immigrant Tool

Type Web Page
Author Electronic Disturbance Theater / b.a.n.g lab
URL http://bang.calit2.net/xborder/
Date 2010
Accessed 2010-11-04 15:19:03
Website Type Blog
Language English
Abstract The border between the U.S. and Mexico has moved between the virtual and the all too real since before the birth of the two nation-states. This has allowed a deep archive of suspect movement across this border to be traced and tagged – specifically anchoredto immigrants bodies moving north, while immigrant bodies moving south much less so. The danger of moving north across this border is not a question of politics, but vertiginous geography. Hundreds of people have died crossing the U.S./Mexico border due to not being able to tell where they are in relation to where they have been and which direction they need to go to reach their destination safely. Now with the rise of multiple distributed geospatial information systems (such as the Goggle Earth Project for example), GPS (Global Positioning System) and the developing Virtual Hiker Algorithm by artist Brett Stalbaum it is now possible to develop useful Transborder Tools for Immigrants – and allow virtual geography to mark new trails and potentially safer routes across this desert of the real.
Website Title Transborder Immigrant Tool

Transborder Immigrant Tool

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URL http://bang.calit2.net/xborder/
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Transborder Immigrant Tool

Type Web Page
Author Electronic Disturbance Theater / b.a.n.g lab
URL http://bang.calit2.net/xborder/
Date 2010
Accessed 2010-11-04 15:19:03
Website Type Blog
Language English
Abstract The border between the U.S. and Mexico has moved between the virtual and the all too real since before the birth of the two nation-states. This has allowed a deep archive of suspect movement across this border to be traced and tagged – specifically anchoredto immigrants bodies moving north, while immigrant bodies moving south much less so. The danger of moving north across this border is not a question of politics, but vertiginous geography. Hundreds of people have died crossing the U.S./Mexico border due to not being able to tell where they are in relation to where they have been and which direction they need to go to reach their destination safely. Now with the rise of multiple distributed geospatial information systems (such as the Goggle Earth Project for example), GPS (Global Positioning System) and the developing Virtual Hiker Algorithm by artist Brett Stalbaum it is now possible to develop useful Transborder Tools for Immigrants – and allow virtual geography to mark new trails and potentially safer routes across this desert of the real.
Website Title Transborder Immigrant Tool

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