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Join one of our virtual community mapping sessions, or find other ways to meet Mapping Prejudice in local communities.

Mapping Prejudice Community Mapping Session

Wednesday Afternoon

Help us make, and map, history. We’re featuring deeds from Ramsey County, MN, Washington, D.C., Forsyth County, North Carolina, and Contra Costa, California. Our team will walk you through the process step-by-step so that you can join the more than 12,500 community mapmakers contributing to this project.

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Northside/Southside In-Person Community Mapping Session

In-person community mapping session series designed to highlight histories from opposite ends of Minneapolis.

Join Mapping Prejudice and Hennepin County Library staff for a new series, Northside-Southside. We will host in-person community mapping sessions at both Sumner Library in North Minneapolis, and Washburn Library in South Minneapolis. Help us make and map history as we highlight lesser-known histories from opposite ends of Minneapolis. Attendees are encouraged to attend programs at both locations.

Note: The program alternates monthly between two locations: the 2nd Sunday of the month at Sumner Library and the 2nd Saturday of the month at Washburn Library.

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Our Histories Are Healing

A 90 minute workshop designed specifically for Black and Brown community members to foster connection and dialogue around the history of housing discrimination and racial covenants.

Mapping Prejudice and Render Free are partnering on an online series that centers the Black experience as we explore the history of racial housing covenants. This session is intentionally crafted for Black and Brown community members directly impacted by this history.

Connect with the other Black and Brown community members through story and guided embodiment. Share your personal histories that tie into the larger context of housing discrimination and racial covenants. Attendance is free and open to all University community members and the public.

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