I'm an independent consultant with skills in GIS-based research and data analysis, cartographic design, and interactive web mapping. I've mostly worked with non-profits, particularly around social justice projects, but don't limit myself to that sphere. If you've got an interesting problem and want to use map-making or GIS as a tool, or if you just need custom maps of an existing dataset, drop me a line at tim.stallmann (at) gmail.com

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Work samples (click to enlarge)
The Independent Weekly, a local alternative weekly, needed a parcel-ownership map to accompany a piece about the changing downtown streetscape of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. This map depicts the current landscape of property ownership on the downtown blocks of Chapel Hill.	Part of a set of three maps designed for Rolling Thunder magazine to accompany a piece about the escape of Mikhail Bakunin from a Siberian prison in the late 1800s. Published in Rolling Thunder #6.	This map illustrates charitable giving patterns in the Research Triangle region of North Carolina, as part of a series of maps about the economic geography of the Triangle produced for the Program on Public Life at UNC-CH, as part of research commissioned by the Triangle Community Foundation. Published in How the Triangle Gives Back: A Report to the Region.	Organizers at the Southern Coalition for Social Justice needed maps to use in trainings across the Southeast, as they helped grassroots organizations target their census-related outreach work. I designed this series of county-scale maps, which gave organizers information at-a-glance about the Hard-to-Count areas and population distribution in their counties.