The Road to Remembrance (No. 1)
by Jacqueline Canchola-Martinez
What does a place’s history tell us about its future? How do communities organize and carve out spaces of expression in the face of institutional disinvestment? These are some questions that permeate this mash-up, which was created as a part of the project “Gentrification, Memory, and Spaces of Belonging in San Francisco's Mission District” for Dr. Diana Negrín’s Decolonial Border Geographies course. It brings together a map by the legendary Precita Eyes Muralists (1993), a copy of the Mission’s bilingual newspaper El Tecolote (2023), and references —and in some spots appropriates— San Francisco’s redlining map and accompanying survey reports (1937).
by Alexis Zaragoza, Char Tomlinson, Alexis Wood, and Will Roddy
by Susan Powell
by Liam Chok
by Jessica Pham and Ryan Wakefield
by Char Tomlinson and Will Roddy