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How to inspire empathy: new frontiers in map making | Levi Westerveld | TEDxArendal

"Have you ever wondered how to inspire action for a cause close to your heart?" Meet Levi Westerveld — an esteemed geographer and award-winning cartographer who passionately believes in revolutionizing the language of maps. Maps are often seen as mere tools for navigation. In his engaging talk, Levi sheds light on their hidden power, revealing how innovative cartography enables us to emotionally connect with global issues. He takes us on a journey that blends mathematics with art to bring emotions to maps. Join Levi on this exploration of cartography's new frontiers. And gain a new perspective on how to effectively use design and data to communicate and engage audiences around topics you care about. Levi Westerveld, hailing from a rural farm in France, pursued human geography as a student fueled by his passion for the environment and people. He quickly developed a deep fondness for map making, which combines data analysis, scientific methodology, and artistic design. Levi’s visionary cartographic projects are dedicated to advancing the very language of cartography itself. Recognizing the pivotal role of maps in comprehending the magnitude and intricacies of contemporary issues, he also acknowledges the potential disconnection arising from their abstract and simplified nature. In his talk, Levi delves into innovative approaches that amplify cartography’s power, not only in fostering understanding but also in forging an emotional bond with the world. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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