Statistics 282: Data Visualization

"There are 2892 miles across the continental United States. Each of these miles symbolizes stories of the relationship between people and land that have been mistold, misrepresented, or omitted. 2892 Miles to Go is a social justice education program centered on amplifying local community stories about justice, race, and equity that are often left out of common narratives of human history." -- Description from 2892 Miles to Go website

"Stories and resources from the 2892 St. Paul project created by community storytellers, educators, youth, and local partners." - Excerpt from 2892 St. Paul

"..Racial Equity GIS Hub includes data layers, maps, applications, training resources, articles on best practices, solutions, and examples of how Esri users from around the world are leveraging GIS to address racial inequities." - from the ESRI Racial Equity GIS Hub

Mapping the land grab cost - translating the amount to today's dollars. Focuses on the impact to Dakota and Ojibwe tribes as a result of the University of Minnesota (and other institution) land grabs of 1862.

Connecting present-day environmental inequalities to redlining policies of the 1930s

"Networks of sensors linked to networked computing enable us to continually monitor—and map—our nation."

"Income disparities are real—and getting more extreme. Maps of income distribution in U.S. cities reveal subtleties and surprises."

"An annual attraction, here's how these springtime favorites came to be in the District."