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ORGANIZING UNIVERSITIES
ASU
Arizona State University
GWU
The George Washington University
WVU
West Virginia University
TTU
Texas Tech University
SPONSORS
USAID GeoCenter
United States Agency for International Development
ORGANIZATIONAL PARTNERS
TomTom
TomTom is a key partner for YouthMappers and supports the network with targeted mentoring for chapters and technical development trainings.
Cesium
Cesium is a key partner for YouthMappers and supports the network with targeted mentoring for chapters and technical development trainings.
COLLABORATORS
Mapillary
Mapillary supports YouthMappers chapters around the world with donations of equipment and training support to take street-level photos into an open online environment.
HOT
Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team
collaborates extensively with YouthMappers through joint activities such as local capacity building and the use of tasking, validation and export tools.
World Bank Group
WBG supports YouthMappers chapters around the world with donations of equipment and training support to take street-level photos into an open online environment.
esri
Esri offers Level 2 subscriptions to YouthMappers to their ArcGIS Online platform, a cloud-based mapping tool that easily and quickly makes maps, collaborate, and share maps with others.
AGS
The American Geographical Society hosted the Everywhere She Maps Program Director and offers YouthMappers students a forum to present their results.
OSMF
Esri offers Level 2 subscriptions to YouthMappers to their ArcGIS Online platform, a cloud-based mapping tool that easily and quickly makes maps, collaborate, and share maps with others.
GISCI
The GIS Certification Institute recognizes the hours contributed by YouthMappers to mapping projects as valid for requirements to earn the GIS Professional Certification.
TeachOSM
supports faculty at universities with YouthMappers chapters to incorporate open mapping in their curriculum.
Maxar
provides donations of high resolution imagery to select research action projects submitted by chapters worldwide.
Missing Maps
YouthMappers is a member of this group of organizations founded by HOT, the American Red Cross, British Red Cross, and Doctors without Borders to focus on mapping vulnerable communities.
UCGIS
The University Consortium for Geographic Information Science collaborates with YouthMappers through joint internships and webinar programming.
Radiant Earth Foundation
is a non-profit organization actively working to aggregate the world’s open Earth imagery and provide access and education on its use to the global development community.
OSGeo
is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to foster global adoption of open geospatial technology by being an inclusive software foundation devoted to an open philosophy and participatory community driven development.
Mapbox
is the location data platform for mobile and web applications. They provide building blocks to add location features like maps, search, and navigation into any experience you create.
Hexagon Geospatial
provides software donations to select research projects implemented by chapters worldwide.
Critigen
provides technical support and advice for adoption of open source tools and spatial data.
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Crowd2Map
is an entirely volunteer crowdsourced mapping project putting rural Tanzania on the map.
TeachOSM
supports faculty at universities with YouthMappers chapters to incorporate open mapping in their curriculum.
German Red Cross
The GRC saves people, helps in emergencies, offers people a community, stands by the poor and needy and oversees international humanitarian law - in Germany and around the world.
Mozambican Red Cross
The Mozambique Red Cross Society (CVM) provides support to communities in order to reduce their vulnerability to disasters and strengthen their response capacity.
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