This fieldwork was more than just a project; it was a learning experience, an opportunity to engage with the community, and a step toward us

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My aim was to highlight the potential of JOSM and how it empowers individuals and communities to create detailed and accurate maps.

The YouthMappers Summit Extended (Uganda) is a recent testament to the power of coming together, as young map enthusiasts from all over the

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As YouthMappers, data collection is crucial to our mapping duties. Members of my chapter were taught how to use KoboCollect and...

The Emergence of YouthMappers More than 1 billion people in the world are missing from the maps that are foundational for basic needs and...

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Introduction In collaboration with GeoTE Tanzania, YouthMappers at Sokoine University of Agriculture had the opportunity to acquire new...

It was like putting together a good mixtape – everyone brought something unique, and we created a vibe of shared learning.

The Student of the Geographical Association YouthMappers at Fouray Bay College, University of Sierra Leone, hosted a significant event -...

Is there an event where awesome mappers come together to create impactful maps? Absolutely—it’s called Mapathon!

MISSING MY FLIGHT Missing a flight to go and train students can be a hurdle. But when that can cause these students to lose the...

The journey through the YouthMappers Regional Validation Hub Camp in Bangladesh has been nothing short of transformative.

The workshop provided valuable information about the mapping community and inspired us to make a positive impact through our mapping project

I strongly believe this project is a call to other chapters to pick up such a methodology to map out the streetlights.

Getting in touch with organizations is a crucial part of students’ career growth.

The harmony between everyone's inclusion and assertive leadership creates a balance that propels the chapter to success.