“Mapping for Good: The Role of the Built Environment in Offending Patterns”

Case Western Reserve University librarians and researchers at the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education will host a community forum and interactive session on how to use mapping tools for good. The event, “Mapping for Good: The Role of the Built Environment in Offending Patterns,” will take place Tuesday, July 10, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the MidTown Tech Hive (6815 Euclid Ave.).

About the event

Attendees will develop basic understanding of geographic information systems and learn how researchers are using digital mapping tools to provide insights into gender-based violence in Cuyahoga County. Tickets are $15 and scholarships are available. Breakfast and lunch will be provided. See the full agenda and register for “Mapping for Good: The Role of the Built Environment in Offending Patterns” on Eventbrite.