Thur., Jan. 19 - Why Maps Still Matter by Joseph Kerski

Videos:  1.  Seeing the future with GIS:  https://mediaspace.esri.com/media/t/1_gczuj9ds
               2.  What is GIS?  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6abN99ONmpQ

It is recommended that you explore the following resources before the lecture:
1. Explore the Drought Aware app:  https://livingatlas.arcgis.com/droughtaware/drought/index.html?admin=county&xmin=-13155432.076063734&ymin=4581412.709371877&xmax=-8287922.114865005&ymax=6283818.20333887
2.  Explore a few of the Living Atlas indicators of the planet:  https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/003f05cc447b46dc8818640c38b69b83   
3.  Examine these everyday examples of being critical of the data:  https://spatialreserves.wordpress.com/2020/10/05/everyday-examples-of-being-critical-of-the-data/  

Thur., Feb. 16 - Ending Ageism Together by Janine Vanderburg

Implicit Association Test (a 20-minute online test that students can take before the class)
Paula Span’s New York Times article about Dr. Becca Levy’s book, Breaking the Age Code
The Four Is of Oppression
Guidelines for Age-Inclusive Communications_Changing the Narrative
Global Report Summary

Wed., Mar. 15 - How to Get Away With Everything: Scandal and the Politics of Denial by Jared Del Rosso

Recommended Reading: Denial: How We Hide, Ignore, and Explain Away Problems, 2022, 9781479828968