Repeat: #RI peeps, one of the cities they need written up is Pawtucket-Central Falls. A great opportunity for the right history student, activist, or resident.

Mapping Inequality has a cache of new maps and we are hiring people to write essays on those cities! Historians, planners, housing advocates -- if you are interested in writing on one of these cities, please let us know: docs.google.com/document/d/19L…

And there are dozens more to be written, mostly for smaller cities. We pay! Check out the list: docs.google.com/document/d/1Eh…

In case you like to spend the second half of December with family and friends and not searching history sites on the web, there's a new version of Mapping Inequality! dsl.richmond.edu/panorama/redli…

Scores of essays on cities, including this one by NDB Connolly: dsl.richmond.edu/panorama/redli…

Axios interviewed me about Redlining in San Antonio and the Mapping Inequality project.

axios.com/local/san-anto…

Philadelphia just came up for grabs! Let us know if you would like to write the essay for the city.

Dear friends -- the URichmond DSL team is preparing the new Mapping Inequality site for launch this fall, but there is still time to write an introductory essay on cities. We have Queens and the Bronx still available, Indianapolis, and several smaller cities! docs.google.com/document/d/1Eh…

Michigan cities up for grabs!

If you are up for writing about Pontiac, Saginaw, Jackson, Muskegon, Battle Creek, or Bay City, please let us know. These essays have all become available and we would love to have them written by August 1 to incorporate into the new site.

Among the largest cities as of 1930 that are still available for writing: Newark, NJ (Essex Co), Jersey City, NJ, and Trenton. Help us ensure New Jersey is represented in the expanded Mapping Inequality site.

Don't miss your chance to write an essay for Mapping Inequality for any of these cities listed on our CFP, from Watertown to Waterbury to Waterloo, IA.

docs.google.com/document/d/1Eh…

And we must point out we still have Queens, NY, available for the writing.

If you are interested in writing about any of the cities still available on this list, please get in touch -- anything from Holyoke to Harrisburg to Huntington, WV. For the updated Mapping Inequality site. It's paid! UHA SACRPH

Check it out! For more information, click here: docs.google.com/document/d/1Eh…

Not only Knoxville, but everything from Springfield, MO, to Springfield, OH, to Springfield, MA is still available. Springfield, IL, has been spoken for. Let us know if you are up for writing one of these!

If you did research on Amarillo, TX; if you know Dubuque, IA, like the back of your hand; or heck, if you grew up around Newport News, VA, send us an email, write an essay for us, and get paid doing it as part of our ACLS digital extension grant. The link is below:

Calling all summer writers: Mapping Inequality is issuing one last call for authors who would like to write introductory essays on cities for Mapping Inequality. Sign up now to knock out a ~500-word essay on any of these cities and get paid doing it: docs.google.com/document/d/1Eh…

There are still plenty of cities in need of introductory essays. Get paid for contributing to a widely used resource! List of cities here:

Paywalled but this is a stunningly good story from Kevin Koczwara on how disparities were intentionally built into the social fabric of the city / maintained to this day. Def going to have to pick up this whole Worcester Business Journal issue wbjournal.com/article/trappe…

Join us for the final free online companion program for REDLINED - January 4th at 6pm.
Learn from Annie Evans with the University of Richmond’s digital website, Mapping Inequality.