Atlanta has one of the worst adoption rates for rooftop solar of any major US city ☀️☹️ Where is Atlanta's residential rooftop solar capacity and how has it changed over time? And why does it matter? Check out our latest post to find out 👇👇 mappingatlanta.org/2024/01/09/atl…

Only realizing now that it was kind of unintentionally ironic to post this today... 🌧️☂️🌊

"With Dickens’ paralyzing fixation on law enforcement, the largest wealth gap in the country, 100% of unarmed people killed by police being Black and ranking as the most surveilled city in the nation, this is no Mecca for vulnerable people." essence.com/news/atlanta-d…

Given that we already know Atlanta is the most surveilled city in the country, this should come as no surprise. But this shows it isn't just the City of Atlanta leading the way, but at least 10 other metro ATL police departments with access to thousands of surveillance cameras.

Excited to share my new paper with Eric Seymour out now in the Annals of the AAG, where we demonstrate the importance of untangling corporate landlord networks for accurately measuring the extent + spatial concentration of their holdings 📝🔗👇 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

learn GIS and you, too, can find any internet bully’s home address, fraudulent LLCs, delinquent tax bills, etc. in approx 45 seconds

It feels like every week there’s a new food hall concept being opened or announced somewhere across metro Atlanta. But who are these food halls actually for? And how can mapping them help us find an answer? mappingatlanta.org/2024/02/07/foo…

this map is about to become my whole personality

Remember all those homes across metro Atlanta being bought up by a handful of corporate landlords? Well now is the time to join Housing Justice League ATL in the fight against the corporate takeover of Atlanta's housing market! Register for this Saturday's workshop: housingjustice.controlshift.app/events/end-the…

The Housing Justice League is inviting you to join our upcoming workshop in Gwinnett to fight against the corporate landlord monopoly takeover! Wednesday, October 30th inside Five Forks Branch Library in Lawrenceville, GA at 6PM! housingjustice.controlshift.app/events/october…

Unequal access to the financial and banking system is one of the key drivers of the racial wealth gap here in Atlanta and across the country. Our latest post builds on a newly-published paper to examine the geographies of banking across the Atlanta metro mappingatlanta.org/2024/10/23/ban…

Racial capitalism is the key driver of the racial wealth gap (bc that’s what it is intended to do). Banking is just one capitalist system that enables it. Improving “access” to capitalism won’t end racial inequality. Capitalism must be destroyed.

what level of nerd am I that I immediately noticed that the pattern in the background of this image are the census tracts for Atlanta?

You can tell where it snowed and where it didn't.