Community involvement, regional collaborations, and increasing accessibility to geospatial knowledge and skills through translation.

Yéssica nos cuenta algunas de las iniciativas y proyectos que se vienen realizando desde el año pasado en LATAM y principalmente en Colombia

YouthMappers in Tanzania engage in innovative ground truthing models contributing to the improvement of crop-type ML/AI forecasting.

"Access to safe drinking water and sanitation is a necessity, and thus a human right essential to everyone's dignity and safety"- Haji

Feye discusses the challenges and opportunities of mapping with AI and the importance of quality geospatial data for disaster response.

Small but productive. Read about the 2022 experience of the UP YouthMappers chapter.

Michael Jurua discusses the Spotlight Kampala Project and highlights the involvement of the Geo YouthMappers Chapter.

Asif Bin Alam Seum shares how he used OpenStreetMap data to navigate Lawachara National Park even despite having poor network coverage.

OpenStreetMap as a global educational policy: Lessons from Peru This post was originally published on the OpenStreetMap Peru blog on 15...

YouthMappers Validation Hub members share their valuable experiences gained while being a part of the organization.

Confidence and Erick share their highlights as YouthMappers regional ambassadors at the State of the Map Tanzania 2023.

This blog post originally appeared on Letwin Pondo's OSM Diary on 9 February 2023. This year started on a high note for all YouthMappers...

YouthMappers proudly welcomes Ms. Stella Wavamuno Nakacwa as Program Director for YouthMappers’ Everywhere She Maps program and...

"The outbreak of COVID-19 made our chapter realise the importance of online activities"- Kwadwo and Regina

Emmanuel shares his experience as a member of the newly formed YouthMappers chapter at Jordan University College.

" A new journey started for my skill-developing activities from there! "- Ashaduzzaman shares about learning about YouthMappers and OSM.

University of Malawi (UNIMA) students share their experiences under the Bicycle for Growth (BFG) Project.

MapGive, a U.S. Department of State initiative, is partnering with YouthMappers to fund four chapters' fieldwork projects.

On June 1, 2022, the Coalescing Organizations towards Locally Led Actions to Boost Development (COLLABDev) team headed by Sir Mark Aimon...

YouthMappers at Eastern University organized a training session to revitalize the chapter. The trainer was Regional Ambassador Airin Akter.