Mapping Indigenous Los Angeles

In this project we aim to provide a digital map of the layered, sedimented geographies of Indigenous Los Angeles through digital storytelling and community-based research collaborations. Our project includes the Gabrielino/Tongva and the Tataviam, the first people of Los Angeles, who struggle for recognition of their sacred spaces and political rights; American Indians who were displaced through governmental policies; as well as the Indigenous diasporas from Latin America (LAID) and Oceania (AP)— people displaced by militarism, neoliberal economic policies, and overlapping colonial histories.

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