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Mapping the Future: Leading YouthMappers in Honduras
This post is published in both English and Spanish. For the English translation, please scroll down. Un cálido saludo a toda la comunidad de YouthMappers y de OpenStreetMap. Mi nombre es Isabel Alejandra Fuentes Núñez, y este 2025 estoy culminando mi Licenciatura en Ciencia y TecnologÃa de la Información Geográfica en la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras (UNAH). Quiero compartir con ustedes una experiencia que ha marcado profundamente mi trayectoria académica y person
ISABEL ALEJANDRA FUENTES NUNEZ
29 minutes ago


Mapping Nepal’s Springs and Ponds on OpenStreetMap: A Study of Seven Municipalities of Kavre, Nepal
Over the past weeks, I completed one of my most detailed mapping tasks yet—uploading and verifying more than 5,000 points of spring and...
Rabi Shrestha
Oct 2


COLLABORATIVE MAPPING VOLUNTEERING AT THE SENDA VERDE WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
Place:  Nor Yungas, Yolosa, Bolivia – Senda Verde Animal Shelter Senda Verde is a refuge dedicated to the rehabilitation and protection...
Silvana Esther Cachi Zambrana, Alejandra Campos Loayza, Maria Angela Ramirez Rodriguez, and Leonardo Cabrera Espindola
Sep 19


The Dawn Of OSM Caribbean
Acknowledgement: This post was delayed in publication and may contain outdated information. We appreciate your understanding. In July...
Caitlin Milne
Sep 3


Youth-Led Mapping for Good: Reflections from ESRI UC 2025
Attending the ESRI User Conference (UC) 2025 in San Diego was nothing short of an unforgettable experience. It was my first time...
Ebenezer Nana Kwaku Boateng
Aug 1


Mapping My Leadership Journey: From a Passionate Beginner to Chapter President of UCC YouthMappers
YouthMappers not only equipped me with technical skills but also instilled in me confidence, leadership, and the ability to make tangible, positive changes in the world.
To any student thinking about joining YouthMappers, my advice is simple: take the leap. You never know how far you can go until you start mapping your own journey.
Wilfred Okrah
Jul 29


Creating Positive Impact and Fostering Collaboration: A Journey of My Leadership as the YouthMappers Regional Ambassador for the Africa Region
Acknowledgement: This post was delayed in publication and may contain outdated information. We appreciate your understanding....
Ibrahim Abdulai Kargbo
Jul 21


JOOUST MAPATHON IN BONDO TOWN, KENYA: Mapping off-campus student housing
Acknowledgement: This post was delayed in publication and may contain outdated information. We appreciate your understanding. Background...
Levis Pkemoi Ruto, Nguu Felix Murimi, Peter Samburu Maluki
Jul 18


Empowering Biking Communities through Open Data for Sustainable Development Goals: A Recap of Open Data Day 2024
Acknowledgement: This post was delayed in publication and may contain outdated information. We appreciate your understanding. In...
Feye Andal
Jul 1


Navigating the World of Maps: My Two Quarters as a YouthMappers Regional Ambassador
The journey isn't just about maps; it's about the stories we tell, the communities we empower, and the collective impact we make. Together, we continue to map, learn, and grow, weaving a story that transcends borders and echoes the resounding impact of geospatial technology in our collective pursuit of positive change.
Desire Gift
Jun 23


GEOROUTE: Empowering Students Through GIS-Based Transportation Analysis in Cagayan de Oro City
"This event was a great example of how collaboration across year levels can create a powerful learning experience. The technical sessions provided context, while the workshop translated concepts into action."
Joyce Mae R. Callao
Jun 18


Connecting with Community Through Mapping: Reflections on a Transformative Year
"One of the most rewarding outcomes of those workshops have been witnessing chapter members take ownership of their learning and put their skills into practice. Seeing their initiatives and accomplishments presented at SOTM Asia was a proud moment that validated the collective efforts of the community. It proved that YouthMappers in Bangladesh have the potential to make a lasting impact, not just locally but also on a broader scale."
Amena Rashid
Jun 13


Successful Open Field Mapping Activity Led by YouthMappers at Eastern University, Bangladesh
"This event showcased real-time data collection, community collaboration, and practical application of open geospatial tools. The captured imagery was uploaded to the Mapillary platform, enabling global access and use in mapping tools like OpenStreetMap."
Noman Bin Hossain
Jun 12


YouthMappers and Disaster Response
Disasters, both natural and human-made, impact communities globally, causing devastation and often resulting in loss of life,...
Brazil Singh
Jun 2


Amplifying YouthMappers on the International Stage
On May 7th, I had the honor of receiving the Group on Earth Observations (GEO) Emerging Leader Award 2025 at the GEO Awards Ceremony in...
Michael Jurua
May 9


Connecting Communities to Primary Healthcare: How a Charity Uses Open-Source Mapping
Farah Yeasmin | Documentation and Strategic Assistant, BERNOSSUS Hasibul Ahmed Pulok | Research Assistant, GroupMappers , MORUÂ ...
Hasibul Ahmed Pulok
May 1


A Decade of Mapping for Change: YouthMappers Turns 10!
In 2015, a bold idea took root to empower young people across the globe to create and use open mapping and geospatial technologies to...
The YouthMappers Team
Apr 30


YouthMappers at IRS, Jahangirnagar University: Champions of Geospatial Excellence at State of the Map Asia 2024
I am proud to share that our YouthMappers team from the Institute of Remote Sensing (IRS), Jahangirnagar University Chapter, participated...
Zobaer Rahman
Apr 15


Open Data Celebration: Empowering Communities Through Open Data and Shoreline Mapping
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
Martin Paku
Mar 27


JuCo YouthMappers Celebrate Open Data Day 2025
The views and content expressed in this blog are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the positions or policies of any...
Joseph Mangu Walwa
Mar 24
