This map depicts unequal access to Covid-19 vaccines around the world, highlights whether governments supported or opposed an initiative to temporarily suspend intellectual property restrictions to boost the supply of lifesaving doses, shows where untapped vaccine production potential exists, and explores efforts to expand generic manufacturing.
It was generated using the Mapbox Storytelling template, with GeoJSON files containing information about national vaccination rates (Our World in Data), governments' positions on the TRIPS waiver proposal at the WTO (Doctors Without Borders), the locations of idle mRNA manufacturing capacity (Doctors Without Borders and the Access IBSA project), and participants in the WHO-led mRNA vaccine technology transfer hub (Medicines Patent Pool).
*Awarded first place in the annual student dynamic map competition at the 2022 North American Cartographic Information Society (NACIS) meeting
This map depicts unequal access to Covid-19 vaccines around the world, highlights whether governments support or oppose an initiative to temporarily suspend intellectual property restrictions to boost the supply of lifesaving doses, and shows where untapped vaccine production potential exists.
It was generated in Leaflet using GeoJSON files containing national vaccination rates (courtesy of Our World in Data), governments' positions on the TRIPS waiver proposal under negotiation at the WTO (courtesy of Doctors Without Borders), and the locations of idle mRNA manufacturing capacity (Doctors Without Borders and the Access IBSA project).
This map shows what percentage of civilians over the age of 15 were members of the paid labor force in each California county in 2010.
It was generated in Leaflet using a GeoJson file produced by joining data from the U.S. Census Bureau with California county polygons.
This map portrays a variety of housing patterns across Kentucky, including the percentage of renters, mortgagors, outright owners, and vacant units in each county in 2010.
It was generated in Leaflet using a GeoJson file produced by joining data from the U.S. Census Bureau with Kentucky county polygons.
This map illustrates how many megawatts of electricty were generated by solar farms, wind farms, dams, geothermal power plants, and nuclear power plants in the U.S. in 2021.
It was generated in Leaflet using data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).
Hi, I'm Kenny. Born and raised in the Denver metro area, I moved to Tacoma for college and graduated from Pacific Lutheran University in 2013 with a bachelor's degree in political science and global studies. I then pursued graduate study at the University of Kentucky, where I earned master's degrees in secondary social studies education and geography. During my time in Lexington, I spent a few years teaching civics and history at a public high school and working as a GIS technician before joining the newsroom at Common Dreams, where I was a staff writer from 2020 to 2023. I'm now a senior researcher at the Revolving Door Project, a public interest watchdog group.
I'm passionate about building an egalitarian, democratic, and sustainable society. I also enjoy spending time outdoors and keeping up with my beloved Colorado sports teams. I returned to my home state in 2022.