Closeup of a portion of a double-sided, multi-folded printed map including, colored dots connected by lines and captioned with quotes and other text blocks, plus some photographs. Visible text reads: "The revolution is your boyfriend"

Queer Maps, Data, Devices, and Resistance

Ulf Treger and Jack Jen Gieseking

How do queer people use maps to find and connect with one another? How can queer mapping record the fleeting scenes of queer life? An artist-designer-coder speaks with a cultural geographer-environmental psychologist about how to take ownership of queer data, and how to archive queer experiences and memories.

How do queer people use maps to connect with one another? How can queer mapping record the fleeting scenes of queer life, and help queer people take ownership of their data?

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Field Notes: Design Activism

Educators and practitioners share their perspectives on the intensifying calls for fundamental changes in design pedagogy and practice.

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Future Archive

Future Archive features the online republication of significant works of 20th-century design criticism and history.

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