Social Justice No One Agrees on the Map of Sanctuary States. We Made One Anyway. We collected a list of states with sanctuary—and anti-sanctuary—policies. But it was more complicated than you might think. Jack Herrera
Issue #68: November 2018 Magazine One Last Thing Previous Issues The Culture Pages Objects That Matter: Cartocontroversy Imagine peeling an orange, then trying to lay the peel flat. Map-making is the art of manipulating the orange peel until it yields. Adrienne Bernhard
Social Justice The End of the World Map as We Know It? Journalist Joshua Keating's new book takes a hard look at what it means to be a country today. Brandon Tensley
Environment This Map Shows the Areas Most Vulnerable to Storm Surges From Hurricane Michael A state of emergency has been declared in 35 counties in Florida. Rebecca Worby
Environment Just How Many Americans Are at Risk for a 100-Year Flood? A new report shows that FEMA's flood hazard maps may be dangerously outdated. Michael Isaac Stein
Environment Digitally Mapping Ocean Ecosystems From the Past The American Museum of Natural History has enlisted coders to build visualizations of its massive amounts of ecological data. Jessica Leber
Social Justice These Four Maps Show Inmates Don’t Always Drive Prison Costs A new report finds that a drop in the prison population doesn't necessarily mean a drop in prison costs. Kate Wheeling
Social Justice These Maps Show the Spread of State Laws Restricting Abortion Access Texas' laws, which are now being debated in the Supreme Court, are part of a larger trend nationwide. Francie Diep
Environment When Technology Helps Us Become More Human A group of tech savvy individuals are using their skills to create solutions to some of our biggest problems. Faine Greenwood
Social Justice It Just Got Easier to Ban Outdoor Smoking A new mapping technique could help public officials make the case to ban smoking in public areas. Bettina Chang