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  "code": "UES-202",
  "slug": "the-25-mile-atlas",
  "title": "The 25-Mile Atlas: Mapping a Living Radius",
  "status": "active",
  "frame": "Map a place through useful rooms, missing connections, access barriers, lived stories, and the relationships that make a radius more than a circle.",
  "outcome": "A private-by-default map of useful places, missing connections, lived stories, access barriers, and one achievable local repair, with optional public sharing.",
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  "weeklyCommitment": {
    "selfGuidedStudioMinutes": 75,
    "fieldworkMinutes": {
      "minimum": 60,
      "maximum": 90
    },
    "reflectionMinutes": 20,
    "total": "About 2.5–3 hours per module"
  },
  "access": [
    "Every instruction is readable on the public course page; audio or video references require a transcript or equivalent text path.",
    "Every required prompt, scenario, rubric, and checklist is written on this course page; named sources are optional references, not missing course materials.",
    "Low-bandwidth, print-friendly syllabus with no paid platform or subscription required.",
    "No live attendance, camera, account, wallet, or public posting is required.",
    "Progress stays in this browser unless the learner chooses to download a private completion receipt.",
    "Remote public-record, self-authored memory, and archival mapping paths when a field walk or interview is unavailable."
  ],
  "materials": [
    "Browser and free web-mapping tool",
    "Phone camera or notebook",
    "Printed neighborhood map option",
    "No GIS experience or paid software required"
  ],
  "instructorProfile": "A community cartographer, urban designer, geographer, or organizer able to teach evidence, uncertainty, participatory mapping, and responsible location privacy.",
  "soloPath": "Map your own radius with public sources, direct observation, and memory. Interviews and contributed place stories are optional; a clearly labeled evidence gap counts.",
  "assignments": [
    {
      "title": "Personal radius map",
      "dueWeek": 2,
      "brief": "Draw the practical radius of one daily need and explain which boundaries are geographic, social, or infrastructural."
    },
    {
      "title": "Three verified field records",
      "dueWeek": 4,
      "brief": "Make three private atlas records. Each includes date, privacy-safe place, observation, source or direct-observation label, confidence, access note, and correction note; contributing them to a shared atlas is optional."
    },
    {
      "title": "One repair route",
      "dueWeek": 6,
      "brief": "Create an illustrated path from a documented local gap to one realistic first repair. A private export counts equally; publication is optional."
    }
  ],
  "weeks": [
    {
      "week": 1,
      "title": "Who Draws the Boundary?",
      "question": "When does a radius describe belonging, and when does it conceal difference?",
      "sourceShelf": [
        "On-page boundary comparison: draw one 25-mile circle, one daily-travel boundary, one relationship boundary, and one ecological boundary; label who each includes and excludes",
        "Participatory mapping and counter-mapping examples",
        "Local transit, neighborhood, and watershed boundary references"
      ],
      "studio": "Compare administrative, ecological, emotional, and practical boundaries around El Segundo and each learner’s place.",
      "fieldTask": "Draw four boundaries around one daily need and annotate who each boundary includes or excludes.",
      "publicReceipt": "A personal radius map with a short boundary statement."
    },
    {
      "week": 2,
      "title": "Base Maps and Honest Legends",
      "question": "What does a map claim before any learner adds a mark?",
      "sourceShelf": [
        "OpenStreetMap attribution and editing basics",
        "City and county public map layers",
        "Map legends, uncertainty marks, and source dates"
      ],
      "studio": "Read competing base maps, design a legend, and distinguish verified fact from local report.",
      "fieldTask": "Audit one map against lived experience and document one omission, error, or stale record.",
      "publicReceipt": "A sourced correction card or clearly labeled open question."
    },
    {
      "week": 3,
      "title": "Run a Transect",
      "question": "What can a short, repeatable route reveal that a distant overview cannot?",
      "sourceShelf": [
        "Walking-transect field protocols",
        "Universal-design and curb-to-door access prompts",
        "Responsible street photography and location privacy"
      ],
      "studio": "Practice a compact field protocol for route, threshold, asset, barrier, sound, sign, and unanswered question.",
      "fieldTask": "Walk, roll, ride, or remotely reconstruct one transect and record five evidence-based observations.",
      "publicReceipt": "One transect strip with route, time, mode, and access conditions."
    },
    {
      "week": 4,
      "title": "Story and Memory Layers",
      "question": "How can a map hold testimony without turning a person into data?",
      "sourceShelf": [
        "Consent-based community storytelling prompts",
        "Oral-history excerpt and attribution practices",
        "Location fuzzing and sensitive-place redaction patterns"
      ],
      "studio": "Add narrative layers while preserving context, consent, and the right not to be mapped.",
      "fieldTask": "Create a self-authored memory layer. Optionally invite another person to contribute a consented place memory; the self-authored route counts equally.",
      "publicReceipt": "A private-by-default self-authored memory layer, consented story pin, approximate-area note, or intentionally blank protected place."
    },
    {
      "week": 5,
      "title": "Power, Access, Gaps",
      "question": "Which missing connection would matter most, and to whom?",
      "sourceShelf": [
        "On-page systems map: connect the documented gap to people affected, existing assets, decision maker, public evidence, first action, and one uncertainty",
        "Public meeting, service-request, and department-route examples",
        "Small civic repair and tactical-improvement case studies"
      ],
      "studio": "Cluster the atlas into assets, barriers, decision paths, and candidate repairs.",
      "fieldTask": "Verify one gap with two sources and identify the people or offices already closest to it.",
      "publicReceipt": "A one-page evidence card for a candidate repair."
    },
    {
      "week": 6,
      "title": "Publish the Living Atlas",
      "question": "How will this map stay useful, correctable, and locally accountable?",
      "sourceShelf": [
        "Public map moderation and correction policies",
        "On-page export check: title, legend, source dates, privacy-safe precision, alt text or text list, credits, file format, and backup copy",
        "On-page stewardship note: name what may be corrected, how to submit a correction, who decides, the next review date, and what should be removed"
      ],
      "studio": "Self-review evidence, access, privacy, moderation, and maintenance before saving the atlas; opening it to others is optional.",
      "fieldTask": "Finish one repair route and write a simulated next-action handoff. Sending it to a local steward is optional and the simulation counts equally.",
      "publicReceipt": "A private-by-default map layer, repair route, sources, correction path, and stewardship note; publication is optional."
    }
  ],
  "archiveWorkNumber": "141",
  "archiveCategory": "MAPS + CIVIC",
  "connectsFrom": [
    "UES-101",
    "UES-102",
    "UES-108"
  ],
  "budgetUsd": 3300,
  "addedProductionNeed": "Mapping tools, data preparation, and accessible export support.",
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    "syncsToServer": false,
    "identityStored": false,
    "learnerArtifactsStored": false,
    "note": "Only completion choices and timestamps are saved in this browser. The learner may reset them or download a private receipt."
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    "availableWhenFunded": true,
    "requiredForAccessOrCompletion": false,
    "note": "A scheduled cohort may add human review and facilitation, but it never gates the independent path."
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