Geography and Art Education
I offer personalized online and in-person geography tutoring, art and mapping classes, workshops, and adaptable curricula for learners from K–12 through graduate study. I especially enjoy working with families, schools, universities, nonprofits, and communities across faith and non-faith groups.
Together, we approach difficult histories and present-day crises with love and care, moving at a pace that supports understanding without losing touch of our common heart.
Places
- Maya Territory
- Caribbean
- Mesoamerica
- Native America
- Africa
- Palestine
- Los Angeles River
- California Missions
Themes
- Sacred geographies
- Ancestral territories
- Volcanoes
- Condors
- Maize
- Migration
- Borders
Methods
- Deep listening
- Storytelling
- Archival research
- Drawing
- Digital mapping
- Journaling
- Conversation
- Creative expression
Linda Quiquivix, PhD
Online Tutoring
I offer tutoring shaped around each participant’s interests, goals, experiences, and learning styles.
For individuals, groups, home schools, K–12, undergraduates, graduate students, nonprofits
Art & Mapping Classes
We explore space, place, maps, memories, and our relationships with one another and the more-than-human world. Through drawing, storytelling, mapping, and reflection, we honor grief, ancestral knowledge, and our collective imagination.
Workshops & Curricula
Workshops and curricula are adaptable learning experiences and materials for families, educators, schools, universities, and community groups online or in person.
- The Maya Compass
- Countermapping Land Acknowledgements
- Panthers, Zapatistas, and Nonviolent Armed Resistance
- Palestin 1492: A Report Back
- The Fourth World War and Global Capital
- Cutting the Earth in Half
- 32 Pawns Chess
- Art of War, Art of the Milpa
- Zapatismo and Pluriversal Ontologies
- To Lead by Obeying: 7 Principles of Mandar Obedeciendo
