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At What Scale Do Historically Excluded Geographers Become Visible?

Geographers must lift the veil of historical exclusion by examining their discipline at various scales, empowering marginalized students.

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Effectively Present Information about Race/Ethnicity (or Any Group)

Best practices for making subsets of data by race and ethnicity without making separate maps.

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Telecoms Join Nationwide Effort to Close the Digital Divide

Telecom companies will need strategic smarts to deliver on a once-in-a-generation expansion of broadband internet access.

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Taking Pride in NYC Diversity: NYPD Creates a Map of LGBTQIA+ Resources

The New York City Police Department has a new LGBTQIA+ Resource Map to connect at-risk youth with community support.

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Dubuque Tackles Chronic Flooding, Restoring Resilience to a Disadvantaged Area

Dubuque uses GIS to solve a chronic flooding problem in an underserved community, ensuring resilience of both infrastructure and citizens.

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Los Angeles County Funds Parks in Perpetuity

L.A. County's mapping process set community priorities, and maps conveyed the plan to the public.

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Esri Partners Recognized for Excellence

Esri awarded 27 partners for their innovation and excellence in helping customers succeed with ArcGIS technology. Find out more about them.

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Maps and Data Help Sunrise LA Tell Compelling Climate Stories

The movement gains momentum from in-person events, so activists started using ArcGIS StoryMaps in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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AutoCarto 2022 Comes to Esri

The premier gathering of cartographers and GIScience professionals is coming to Redlands. Learn about the event's history and this year's agenda.

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The Geography of Social Justice

Listen as Nick Okafor of MIT’s Office of Engineering Outreach Programs explains how spatial analysis is helping shape better government policy.

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More Green, Less Gray

Los Angeles County’s Safe, Clean Water Program (SCWP) uses geospatial technology to manage 200 stormwater projects and studies.

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In This Issue

Table of contents for the spring issue of ArcUser.

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