Acknowledgements and References
Figure 4:12 Cultural Mapping diagram – Organizing the field, Key branches and orientations within cultural mapping
The six interconnected trajectories for informing mapping practices are shown within interconnecting circles at the centre of the diagram. The trajectories are (1) Community empowerment/counter-mapping, (2) Cultural mapping and municipal governance, (3) Artistic approaches, (4) Literary, music, and film mapping, (5) Academic Inquiry, and (6) Cultural Policy.
The trajectories are set within two circles, the inner circle, Orientations, is labelled with (1) Cultures of place, (2) Community attachments to place, and (3) Self and place.
The outer circle, Approaches, is labelled with (1) Cultural resource/asset mapping, (2) Approaches. [Return to Figure 4:12]
Acknowledgements
The authors gratefully acknowledge our many workshop participants who, over the years, have helped shaped our understanding of cultural mapping’s power and potential. Their feedback has been instrumental in shaping this chapter. We also want to thank our colleagues whose conversations and examples have inspired our approach; in particular, we want to acknowledge Marnie Badham, Kristina Benson, Kate Fagervik, Frazey Ford, Cheryl Gladu, Stephen Ingle, Sharon Karsten, Tracey Kutschker, Sukh Heer Matonovich, and Louise Wallace-Richmond for contributing images, video, and design support, their insights, and their time. Financial support for research informing this work was provided by an Insight Grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.
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Other resources
Mapping Culture open Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/580351042045976
Cultural Mapping Conversations series, coordinated by the Centre for Social Studies of the University of Coimbra: https://ces.uc.pt/en/agenda-noticias/agenda-de-eventos/2021/cultural-mapping-conversations
See also the list of Cultural Mapping Toolkits in Figure 4:13.