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 Mapping and development of networks underpins a lot of our current work on localities as social ecosystems.
-**Latest**: we are [discussing mapping here](https://www.networkedcity.online/t/how-mapping-visionaries-for-responsible-tech-could-help-develop-a-people-centred-approach-to-smarter-london/148) on the Networked City forum. The forum is only in beta, with a few people, but let me know if you would like to join in [[david@socialreporter.com]]
+We are working on two fronts:
-##Theory
+* Local mapping to help connect people and organisations in neighbourhoods and boroughs
+* Mapping of pan-London networks - [update here](http://networkedcity.blog/2019/07/23/networked-city-in-practice-maps-apps-games-and-a-model-for-commons-2/)
-[Living Maps Review Spring 2018 edition](http://livingmaps.review/journal/index.php/LMR/article/view/110/157) carries a paper by Drew Mackie and David Wilcox explaining social networks and how to map them. [Download here](http://socialreporter.co.uk.s3.amazonaws.com/docs/Mappingnetworks.pdf). The article covers:
+In each instance we are working with both geographic maps and network maps. [[networks:netmaps|Here's how we are building network maps]].
-* The difference between a list, with central connections, and a network with many-to-many connections
+In order to support this work, we'll be developing an online Networked City forum. We have [started discussion here](https://www.networkedcity.online/t/how-mapping-visionaries-for-responsible-tech-could-help-develop-a-people-centred-approach-to-smarter-london/148). The forum is only in beta, with a few people, but let me know if you would like to join in [[david@socialreporter.com]]
-* The comparative value of network maps, geographic maps and catalogues
-* How [kumu.io](https://kumu.io) can be used to build both network and geo maps
-* What network maps can tell us
-* How the imaginary locality Slipham provides a way to explore mapping at personal and neighbourhood levels in workshops
 ## Connecting local communities
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 * [Drew Mackie has documented 10 questions to ask a network map](https://docs.google.com/document/d/14yMBZo6TWnZI5HGhvvjZSKEmXLP2QHi1KPqFWMbo0ls/edit#heading=h.ba90dfo7nu50)
-In October 2018 we'll help a group of London networks develop further plans for mapping and communications.
+### Update
+We are starting work on a two-year programme funded by Big Lottery with four London networks: [[equalities/news1|details here]].
+##Theory
+[Living Maps Review Spring 2018 edition](http://livingmaps.review/journal/index.php/LMR/article/view/110/157) carries a paper by Drew Mackie and David Wilcox explaining social networks and how to map them. [Download here](http://socialreporter.co.uk.s3.amazonaws.com/docs/Mappingnetworks.pdf). The article covers:
+* The difference between a list, with central connections, and a network with many-to-many connections
+* The comparative value of network maps, geographic maps and catalogues
+* How [kumu.io](https://kumu.io) can be used to build both network and geo maps
+* What network maps can tell us
+* How the imaginary locality Slipham provides a way to explore mapping at personal and neighbourhood levels in workshops
 ##Practice