Jack Jen Gieseking

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Jack Jen Gieseking is an urban, cultural, and digital geographer, and an environmental psychologist. Their first monograph is A Queer New York: Geographies of Lesbians, Dykes, and Queers (NYU Press, 2020). He is working on their next book, Where Shall We Meet to Plan the Revolution?: Dyke Bars* for the End Times, and conducting a national survey of LBQT*S online dating app experiences at https://linktr.ee/lbqtsdating.

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Field Notes on Repair: 5

The fifth installment of a series in which scholars, designers, planners, activists, and artists share observations on practices of repair, reuse, preservation, maintenance, and care.
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How do queer people use maps to connect with one another? How can queer mapping record the fleeting scenes of queer life, and help queer people take ownership of their data?

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Field Notes on Repair: 5

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