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Join us for a powerful and thought-provoking panel discussion, featuring an esteemed panel of geospatial changemakers: Dr. Linda Loubert, Autrice Thornton, Cari Harris, and Dr. Tony Graham.
In this episode, our panelists explore the evolving role of GIS and artificial intelligence, diving into how these technologies shape environmental justice, community resilience, and Black geographies. From the impact of data misrepresentation on marginalized communities to the urgent need for accessible GIS tools, this conversation highlights the intersections of technology, advocacy, and empowerment.
Our guests also share personal journeys in the field, reflecting on the power of mapping for climate justice, economic development, and storytelling—all while envisioning a future where GIS is an intuitive, everyday tool for community-driven action.
🔹 How can GIS empower communities facing environmental injustice?
🔹 What role does AI play in shaping the future of geospatial equity?
🔹 Why is Black representation in geospatial technology more critical than ever?
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