Community Mapping Community Mapping Community Mapping is a participatory educational and planning process which maps the social, economic and ecological assets, history and development of a given place. People of all ages share their knowledge, values and experience with others as a basis for visioning and planning. Common Ground Community Mapping Project uses GroundWorks as a base for its mapping projects and resources. They use mapping as a way to help local citizens reinhabit their home place. GroundWorks stores historic maps of the Victoria area, and will soon have base maps for use by neighbourhood planning groups.
Maps done by community groups are on a rotating display throughout the centre.
Common Ground is working on a regional Green Map , and has been doing work with local neighbourhoods and schools for the last two years. For more information on their projects, visit their website by clicking here . Community map made by the people of Rosario, Argentina with Common Ground interns Kristina Bouris and Ian Scott. On display at GroundWorks.