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The Liberation Mapping Activity invites participants to imagine schools, clinics, neighborhoods—even their own bodies—without surveillance, punishment, or policing. Through guided prompts, users map out visions of care and freedom, identify harmful systems to dismantle, and chart community-driven actions. It doubles as both a creative reflection exercise and a practical action-planning toolkit, making it ideal for workshops, classrooms, and community spaces.
The Liberation Mapping Activity invites participants to imagine schools, clinics, neighborhoods—even their own bodies—without surveillance, punishment, or policing. Through guided prompts, users map out visions of care and freedom, identify harmful systems to dismantle, and chart community-driven actions. It doubles as both a creative reflection exercise and a practical action-planning toolkit, making it ideal for workshops, classrooms, and community spaces.