Jonathan Davis

• Inter Tribal Council of Arizona
  • Geographic Information Systems Fellow (2014-2015)
• Department of State: Office of Historian & Peace Corp
  • Virtual Student Foreign Service Intern (2013-2014 & 2015-2016)
•  Arizona State University- Decision Theater
  • Mapstory Research Assistant- Digital Storyteller (2013-2014)
• Costco Wholesale - Sunshine Brooks Scholar (2009-2011)

Presentations

• Navajo Food Stands and Flea Markets: Using GIS (Geographical Information Systems) to Assess Current Opportunities for Navajo-Owned Business and to Consider the Impact of Informal Market Participation on the Reservation Economy. In Climate Change, Energy, and the Environment. 23rd Diné Studies Conference. June 23-24, 2023. https://dinestudies.org/2023-conferenceprogram

• Evaluation of Gamification Strategies as an effective asynchronous experiential learning approach in Geodesign Education. In Futures of Higher Education: In-Person, Hybrid, and Online.  American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting. March 23-27, 2023

• Visualizing Empowered Community Development Through Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Mapping: Examples from the Navajo Nation. American Indian Studies Association Conference 2023. Arizona State University, February 1-3, 2023.

• Davis, Jonathan “Evaluation of Geodesign as a Planning Framework for American Indian Communities: Case Study of Dilkon Chapter, Navajo Nation. Senseable Cities Lab – Colloquium, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, September 14, 2021.

• “Importance of After Action Reviews in preparing for the next pandemic in Indian Country.” Center for Disease Control Grand Rounds, November 4, 2020

• “The Use of Geovisualization Techniques Via Scenario Planning for More Resilient Communities.” Stephen Buckman & Jonathan Davis. Pre-conference Workshop, 2019 Community Indicators Impact Summit, October 9.

• “Resilient Community Planning Through Geodesign: Empowering Indigenous Communities to plan for a Sustainable Future.” Navajo Sustainability Symposium 2019, Flagstaff AZ, April 29.

• “Resilient Community Planning Through Geodesign: Post Disaster Recovery Strategies.”  2018 RISE Convergence Workshop, Puerto Rico, June.

• “Planning in American Indian Communities Through Geodesign” Wandering Stories Arizona State University & American Planning Association, November 31, 2017.

• “Sustainable Community Planning Through Geodesign: Empowering Communities to Plan for a Sustainable Future” Western Navajo Agency Chapters: Sustainability & Resilience Summit 2017, August 30, 2017.

• “Geodesign and Community Land Use Planning” Navajo Governance Conference, March 1, 2017.

• "Evaluating effective vendor service areas for the Inter Tribal Council of Arizona (ITCA) Women, Infant, and Children (WIC) Clients in Arizona using Geographic Information System" American Public Health Association (APHA) National Conference, November 1, 2015.

• “Using GIS to Assess Biohazard Sites Near Tribal Lands: Biosolid use in Yuma, AZ” National Tribal GIS Conference, November 18, 2015.

• “Analyzing Vehicle Crashes on Arizona Tribal Lands 1997-2013” National Tribal GIS Conference, November 19, 2015.

• “GIS and Tribal Epidemiology” 2015 Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and Other Insect and Animal Borne Diseases Statewide Workshop. Arizona Department of Health Services, February 2015

• “Telling Stories Through Creative Technology” Arizona State University’s 2014 Humanities Lecture Series.  https://asunews.asu.edu/20141009-creative-stories October 2014.

• “The Battle For Britain: Confederate Propaganda and the Shackles of Southern Ideology” Liberty University, April 2013.

• “Leadership and Succession in the Ministry of Economic Warfare” Christopher Newport University, February 2013.

• “Hamilton and Morris: The Debt of a Rebellion” Lynchburg College, February 2012. 

Digital Storytelling Example

Washington Post- The WonkBlog

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