Mapping Our Way Across The Digital Divide!

[KeithSearles]

As part of our ongoing commitment to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion within the geospatial community, EDGE is proud to offer our upcoming NO-COST virtual event called EDGE-inar: Mapping Our Way Across the Digital Divide that will take place on May 31st. In this EDGE-inar, we will explore the best practices for effectively marketing oneself in the job and internship markets, including how to make the most of tools like LinkedIn. Moreover, we will be sharing tips and considerations for successful peer networking that can help your students build meaningful connections and succeed in their careers.

Save your seat for FREE at this link: https://bit.ly/41grqEi

Stay tuned for further details soon!

You can also watch our previous EDGE-inars on our Youtube channel, you can access it on this link: https://bit.ly/42pDp3A

[maplemavin]

How did this go? Is it available for review? I am just seeing this now unfortunately.

Amie

[SDGkenya25]

Anyone interested in honing their skill sets with some real-time collaborations in Kenya?  I got this message today (30,000+ books have arrived in a Books for Africa shipping container at the port of Mombasa, Kenya == "...We are excited to take this further  using our skills in digital mapping and story telling to track the journey of these books and the impact they make. With various tools in GIS , we will share real stories of transformation, powered by education, across Bomet County and beyond.This effort will not only bring visibility to the communities you’ve helped but will also allow other young professionals and students — both in Kenya and abroad — to see how they can take part in creating change. Words alone can’t capture how grateful and excited we are but through our actions, we’ll turn this joy into real, lasting change."    

Anyone interested in learning more - send a reply to find out more (special consideration will be given to former Peace Corps Volunteers, especially who served in Kenya).