2020
November 18
Land Grab Universities team keynotes at
2020 National Tribal GIS Conference
October 13
Guest speaker, Race, Data, & Equity
Urban Science Lecture Series, MIT
October 7
Coming Home and Land Grab Universities maps
featured in MapLab: Bearing witness to Native Land
October 7–31
Coming Home map included in Design and Utopia: immediate actions for a Better Present.
Palacio Nacional de Bellas Artes, Mexico City.
October 1
Margaret W Pearce and Stephen J Hornsby,
Cartographica 55(3):170–176.
September 10 (through March 20, 2021)
Iyoka Eli-Wihtamakw Kǝtahkinawal map included in
Mapping Maine: The Land and its Peoples, 1677–1842
Osher Map Library, University of Southern Maine
August 18
The land-grant universities still profiting off Indigenous homelands
High Country News
Two new graphics for the second article in the Land Grab Universities investigation.
June 12
Guest panelist
For "Conclusion: Now Let's Multiply!"
March 30
High Country News
Writers: Robert Lee and Tristan Ahtone
Photographs: Kalen Goodluck
Web app: Geoff McGhee & Cody Leff
Maps and graphics: Margaret Pearce
Jan 14
Witnesses: Re-reading the Cartographies of Dispossession.
Commonwealth Salon, Leventhal Map Center
Boston Public Library
6:30 pm refreshments, Newsfeed Café
7 pm talk
7
2019
Dec 5–6
Not Unmappable: Expressing Indigenous geographies with cartographic language
Mapping the Unmappable? African hunter-gatherer relations with their environment and cartography
Universität zu Köln / Fritz Thyssen Stiftung
Sept 11
Mississippi Dialogues:
Indigenizing a map about Mississippi River flooding
July 2–Aug 31
Mississippi River
June 2–July 1
Oklahoma
May 17
One Place Because of Another:
Mapping Indigenous Geographies
Keynote speaker
First Annual Research Symposium
Center for Native American and Indigenous Research
Northwestern University
May 6
Re/mapping Indigenous and Afro-descendent Geographies
in the Americas
A conversation about collaborative cartography with
Margaret Pearce
Kelly Wisecup
Andrew Britt
April 24–May 31
Center for Native American and Indigenous Research
Northwestern University
March 9–May 5
Coming Home map and Diagrams of Power exhibition travel to Onomatopee Gallery, Eindhoven, The Netherlands.
January 16–17
Cartography and the Representation of Atrocity:
Examples from Indigenous genocide
Visualization & the Holocaust: A Symposium,
Duke University