About this session本讲介绍
Having examined representation, place differences, and responsibility in the third session, we now ask how these concerns can inform research conducted with communities. Through Standing Rock, Black Businesses Matter, The Global Refugee Atlas, and Shifting Spatialities of LGBTQ Life, we explore how community knowledge and collaboration can reshape research questions, interpretations, and the use of findings. These projects offer ways to connect critique with care and social action. We consider what they can teach Critical GeoAI about participation, visibility, and accountability, bringing the series back to the question of whose lives and relationships we want these technologies to support.第三讲检视了表征、地方差异与责任，本讲接着追问：这些关切如何进入与社区共同开展的研究？通过 Standing Rock、Black Businesses Matter、The Global Refugee Atlas，以及 Shifting Spatialities of LGBTQ Life，我们将讨论社区知识与合作如何改变研究问题、解释方式及成果的使用，让批判与关怀、社会行动建立联系。这些实践能为 Critical GeoAI 中的参与、可见性与责任提供怎样的启发？系列由此回到最初的问题：我们希望这些技术支持谁的生活，以及怎样的社会关系？
Questions for discussion讨论重点
- How do community knowledge and collaboration change research questions and interpretations?社区知识与合作如何改变研究问题及其解释？
- When does visibility support a community, and when might it expose people to harm?可见性何时能够支持社区，又何时可能带来伤害？
Required reading必读文献
Projects & supplementary materials项目与补充材料
- The Global Refugee Atlas
Maps and geographical narratives of displacement and public understanding.通过地图与地理叙事理解流离失所及公众认知。
- Shifting Spatialities of LGBTQ Life
Historical LGBTQ spaces, community knowledge, visibility, and privacy.历史 LGBTQ 空间、社区知识、可见性与隐私。
- Toward Queering the Map 2.0: A Conversation with Michael Brown, Larry Knopp, and Bo Zhao