Gapping the Map: Indigenous Presence in Native Land Digital

Native Land Digital, an Indigenous-led mapping project, exemplifies the growth and impact of mapping as a tool for data visualization. Its unique focus on absence, rather than presence, offers opportunities for interactive humanities scholarship. Native Land Digital (2014– ) was founded by Victor Temprano and its Executive Director is Tanya Ruka (Māori): https://native-land.ca

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Digital humanities quarterly
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2025-09-19
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https://doi.org/10.63744/gwyd9apndyxk
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Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights
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Gapping the Map: Indigenous Presence in Native Land Digital

Anja Keil
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Gapping the Map: Indigenous Presence in Native Land Digital

Anja Keil
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Abstract

Native Land Digital, an Indigenous-led mapping project, exemplifies the growth and impact of mapping as a tool for data visualization. Its unique focus on absence, rather than presence, offers opportunities for interactive humanities scholarship. Native Land Digital (2014– ) was founded by Victor Temprano and its Executive Director is Tanya Ruka (Māori): https://native-land.ca

Digital humanities quarterlyVol. 19(3)
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