• Measuring Neighborhood Socioeconomic Performance in Milwaukee, 1980-2020: An Index-Based Approach 

  Lee, Narae; Rast, Joel (2025-08)

• Unequal Landscapes: Race, Ethnicity, and Environmental Equity in Metro Milwaukee 

  Osutei, Nene; Rast, Joel (2024-12)

• Who I Am, Where I'm From 

  Sivek, Erin (2020-01-01)

• The Untaught History of Afro-Latinos 

  Villagran, Arleth (2020-01-01)

• Teaching European Colonialism 

  Wierer, Lukas (2020-01-01)

• The Arctic: Evolving Claims 

  Roman, Gregory F (2018-07-01)

• Who was Louise Boyd? What were her contributions to Arctic exploration? 

  Roman, Gregory F (2018-07-01)

• Arctic: Indigenous People 

  Roman, Gregory F (2018-07-01)

• Mapping the Arctic 

  Roman, Gregory F (2018-07-01)

• The World of You 

  Harley, Sarah (2023-01-01)

  Personal Geographies: https://arcg.is/aqG4b, Project: The World of You: https://arcg.is/1av4DH0 The World of Sarah Harley: https://arcg.is/15vjr50

• Mapping the World 

  Roman, Gregory F (2018-07-01)

• Mapping Our World: An Introduction to the Art of Cartography 

  Nuernberg, Hodna (2023-01-01)

  As long as people have existed, maps have served an important purpose as a teaching tool, helping us organize knowledge and understand our world. In this six-lesson cartography unit, students view and engage with maps from ...

• Who I Am, Where I'm From 

  Sivek, Erin (2022-01-01)

  In this cross-curricular Social Studies and English Language Arts unit, immigrant and refugee students will explore maps of their homelands from the AGSL Digital Collections. Students can use pre-selected maps or search ...

• Personal Geographies inspired by Medieval Mappa Mundi 

  Kassens, Annie (2022-01-01)

  Students are challenged to look at maps from an artistic perspective by investigating several examples that go outside the standard geographical use of a map. This lesson starts with investigating symbols, to thinking about ...

• Decolonization and Independence in 20th Century Africa 

  Gerard-Larson, Nicholas (2021-01-01)

  With the end of the Second World War in 1945, colonial troops who had fought in the conflict returned home and joined movements demanding independence from European empires. This process of decolonization saw increasing ...

• World Explorers 

  Yourd, Jennifer (2021-01-01)

  This StoryMap has curriculum themed on World Explorers appropriate for middle school students Grades 6-8. The curriculum includes lessons on a broad overview of the history of map-making, and how it influenced world ...

• Project Lakefront 

  Duerst, Logan (2022-01-01)

  According to an article in the Smithsonian magazine, "Roughly 70 percent of the Earth's surface is covered by water, but less than four percent is covered by lakes." The fact that lake water seems more precious than gold ...

• La geografía del desplazamiento climático 

  Chaussée, Danielle (2021-01-01)

  This StoryMap uses AGSL maps and photos, as well as current data on extreme climate events, to lead students through an exploration of five major causes of climate change displacement. For each extreme climate event, the ...

• The Origins of ASL 

  Kuk, Aspen (2020-01-01)

• The History of Sign Languages in North America 

  Kuk, Aspen (2020-01-01)

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