This reminded me of actor mapping. There’s many different contexts of actor mapping, the one I originally learned about was in activism. It looks like you’re trying to better tangibly quantify it, which I don’t know how much exists on that. Slightly different topic, but this also reminded me of mapping a mutal aid network.
Just looked this up- very interesting. I agree that’s along the lines of what I was thinking , with the added attempt to vaguely begin to quantify . And yeah mutual aid efforts could be another type of action to include in a map/model like this.
Re how much exists—I hope it’s a lot. But I fear there may be not that much based on personal experience. Also sometimes in activist & social justice circles there can be a resistance to quantifying a bottom line.
I resist it myself haha… I was planning on getting a post out sometime about how some things just can’t be quantified, with examples of math problems that are not possible to calculate. I think quantification through labels rather than numbers is really useful. I’ve often heard people say to solve something it must be done strategically, but it doesn’t end up going through because they have a hard time conceptualizing what an effective strategy would look like.
This reminded me of actor mapping. There’s many different contexts of actor mapping, the one I originally learned about was in activism. It looks like you’re trying to better tangibly quantify it, which I don’t know how much exists on that. Slightly different topic, but this also reminded me of mapping a mutal aid network.
Just looked this up- very interesting. I agree that’s along the lines of what I was thinking , with the added attempt to vaguely begin to quantify . And yeah mutual aid efforts could be another type of action to include in a map/model like this.
Re how much exists—I hope it’s a lot. But I fear there may be not that much based on personal experience. Also sometimes in activist & social justice circles there can be a resistance to quantifying a bottom line.
I resist it myself haha… I was planning on getting a post out sometime about how some things just can’t be quantified, with examples of math problems that are not possible to calculate. I think quantification through labels rather than numbers is really useful. I’ve often heard people say to solve something it must be done strategically, but it doesn’t end up going through because they have a hard time conceptualizing what an effective strategy would look like.