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Mapping Heritage and Justice
Using GIS technology to preserve cultural heritage, protect sacred sites, and drive social change
Open Source Geospatial Foundation Member
Explore and learn with our interactive maps
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About our GIS work
Through cutting-edge GIS technology, we’re revolutionizing education and advocacy. Our work focuses on:
- Shellmound Maps: Preserving Cultural Heritage and Informing Sacred Site Protection
- Historic Ecology: Visualizing pre-1900 landscapes and ecosystems
- Environment and Social Justice Mapping for Advocacy: Using data to drive positive change and protect communities
- LiDAR Animations and Models for Education: Innovative storytelling and immersive learning tools
Transforming complex data into powerful tools for positive impact, our innovative approach inspires action, fosters empathy, and promotes deeper understanding of the intricate relationships between people, culture, and place.
ACORNS!
Reopening Indigenous Foodways – cultivating heritage, sustainability, and community through regenerative agriculture and cultural exchange.
About the ACORNS! project arc
Join us as we reopen indigenous foodways, reviving ancestral traditions and restoring vibrant relationships between communities, culture, and the land. Our year-round journey honors indigenous heritage through hands-on experiences: building traditional acorn granaries, harvesting together, processing acorns, and savoring indigenous cuisines. Together, let’s nurture community and identity by restoring food sovereignty through practicing sustainable regenerative agriculture, and reconnecting with our urban forest.
Sign up for the Second Annual Acorn Harvest
- Join the Acorn Harvest Team
- Help us reopen Indigenous Foodways
- Produce culturally relevant food for local Indigenous communities
- Reconnect to the natural world through sustainable practices
- Take an active part in decolonizing Alameda
Harvest teams are forming now.
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