Counter-mapping as a bottom-up tool in planning

Counter-map made by farmers along the river Yamuna in Delhi as part of the community art event 'Chalo Yamuna' supported by Khoj Studios to create public awareness on the contribution of farmers in the city

Here’s a online learning module for university teachers on counter-mapping as a bottom-up tool in planning: https://gregoryrandolph.net/teaching which has been co-created by our founder Swati Janu with Gregory Randolph at the Georgia Institute of Technology.

Through a collaborative engagement, it is available opensource (as a recorded lecture & teaching material) to anyone interested in using counter-cartography as a process/ strategy for participatory planning. 

Countermapping is the making of maps that challenge dominant power structures. Hope students, architects, geographers and others find some of this helpful!