The book site at Russell Sage includes interactive maps, color versions of all the maps in the book, additional maps, and datasets (shapefiles and codebooks) for racial restrictions in St. Louis, St. Louis County, Waterloo IA, and Johnson County IA. ➡️ GO TO SITE.
Dividing the City, developed in cooperation with the University of Iowa's Digital Studio, includes an interactive map of private restriction in St. Louis and St. Louis County, sample restrictions, and a summary discussion of the geography and implications of private restriction. ➡️GO TO SITE.
This site, hosted by the Metropolitan St. Louis Equal Housing and Opportunity Council and intended for a local audience, summarizes and maps racial restrictions in Greater St. Louis. ➡️GO TO SITE.
Mapping Segregation in Iowa, developed in cooperation with the University of Iowa's Digital Studio, includes interactive maps of private restriction in two Iowa counties, with six more under development. ➡️GO TO SITE.
This data visualization project is hosted by the Institute for Policy Studies, It is no longer being updated. ➡️ GO TO SITE.
Citizen Brown is a companion to the book and features interactive maps, original sources, data visualizations, and video, The site is composed in SCALAR. ➡️ GO TO THE SITE.
There are two companion sites to Mapping Decline. The one hosted by the University of Iowa Libraries offers a spare summary. ➡️ GO TO SITE. The second, hosted by Harvard World Map, offers interactive mapping, and downloadable date (shapefiles). ➡️ GO TO SITE