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LIVINGMAPS
2025-26 Seminar Series
Mapping Fluid Worlds
NEW DIRECTIONS: THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF
RADICAL MAPMAKING IN INDIA
SAVYASACHI ANJU PRABIR
1pm UK ONLINE 11th MARCH 2026

The link to the ticket can be found on Livingmaps bio

Save the date 🙏
Exciting news to share! Livingmaps Network Annual Conference is back
🌍 SHARED EARTH UNEQUAL BURDENS: Living Maps for Environmental Justice 🌍
25-26th June 2026
Senate House
Would love to see you all back and new faces 🤗
🎫 The ticket link can be found on our bio 🎫
Poster designed by Kremena Dimitrova

LIVINGMAPS
2025-26 Seminar Series
Mapping Fluid Worlds

THE WATERWAYS COLLECTIVE: MULTIDISCIPLINARY
MAPPING OF ATLANTIC SALMON MIGRATION

6pm UK ONLINE 3RD FEBRUARY 2026

The link to the ticket can be found on Livingmaps bio

Exciting mapping workshop coming up in collaboration with King’s College team from the Departments of History and Global Health and Social Medicine.
21 May 2025 13:00 to 16:00
Strand Building, Strand Campus, London

Free tickets available ⬇️
https://www.tickettailor.com/events/kingscollegelondon98/1687944

Livingmaps Network’s Outstanding Online Seminar Series Talk is back again next month!
Emilio Vavarella “Cartographic Media and Art Practice: New forms of counter-mapping”
Feb 27th 6pm online
Tickets are available from the profile link

Livingmaps Review Issue 16 published!

https://www.livingmaps.org/issue-16

Livingmaps Review Issue 16 published!

https://www.livingmaps.org/issue-16

Livingmaps Review Issue 16 published!

https://www.livingmaps.org/issue-16

Livingmaps Review Issue 16 published!

https://www.livingmaps.org/issue-16

Livingmaps Review Issue 16 published!

https://www.livingmaps.org/issue-16

Livingmaps Review Issue 16 published!

https://www.livingmaps.org/issue-16

Livingmaps Review Issue 16 published!

https://www.livingmaps.org/issue-16

Livingmaps Review Issue 16 published!

https://www.livingmaps.org/issue-16

Livingmaps Review Issue 16 published!

https://www.livingmaps.org/issue-16

You can now get tickets for our next event, which is not one to miss! Join Timothy Barney & Bradley Garrett online on May 17th for a fascinating analysis of nuclear cartography and an ethnography of doomsday preppers. Link in bio.

Don't miss tickets for our upcoming event in partnership with Pushkin House.
Live and online, link in bio.

"Debra Benita Shaw will interrogate the way that architecture polices bodies and propose techniques for thinking – and living – space differently. Phil Cohen, as discussant, will try to draw out the implications of this analysis for understanding how urban cartographies, especially those used by planners in the attempt to design out crime and social violence, relate to the militarisation of space."

Livingmaps Network’s next webinar is coming up!

This online webinar is part of ‘In and Against the Fog of War: Mappings from the Front Line’, one of our current project.
You can buy tickets through the link on our bio ⬆️

Excited to announce our Livingmaps Review #13
Please visit our website to download the new issue 📔
Image by Sean Pyestock, The Overwritten City

Livingmaps Network is pleased to announce the return of #livingmapslive
– A festival-style weekend of live events related to mapping. Check out the programme to book a place on one of the walks or workshops being offered. Link in Bio.

Livingmaps review issue 12 is available to read on our website on the ‘journal’ tab.
Www.Livingmaps.org.uk

In Mapworks, section editor Debbie Kent @dejakai , details how maps shared on Twitter are being used to tell the (a) story of the war in Ukraine. Like many of us, Debbie has recognised the proliferation of maps on social media being used to represent the conflict on the ground. She provides comment on how such maps are produced and verified, lists a set of resources for interested readers, and most importantly, asks a series of critical questions we could all consider when poring over these cartographies.

#ukrainewar #maps #warmaps #journalism #livingmaps #socialmediaworld #newsdesk #cartography