Latest Contributions by RebeccaLehman

Don't miss all the great events taking place next week at Esri's FED Gis conference. Our team put together a guide for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Racial Justice at the Esri Federal GIS Conference Nonprofits can attend Esri's Federal GIS Conference for free! Register here

Storytelling with maps and place-based information is an immersive, interactive way to engage with audiences and reveal complex patterns and connections in a visual, easy-to-understand language. Join colleagues from Direct Relief, YMCA of the USA, and Self-Represented Litigation Network as they share how storytelling with maps engages, informs and inspires internal and external audiences such as board members, humanitarian response professionals, and communities in need. Meet Andrew Schroeder, vice president of research and analysis at Direct Relief; Maria-Alicia Serrano, senior director of research, analytics, and insights at YMCA of the USA; and Alison Davis-Holland, cartography and story maps lead at Self-Represented Litigation Network.

Storytelling with maps and place-based information is an immersive, interactive way to engage with audiences and reveal complex patterns and connections in a visual, easy-to-understand language. Join colleagues from Direct Relief, YMCA of the USA, and Self-Represented Litigation Network as they share how storytelling with maps engages, informs, and inspires internal and external audiences such as board members, humanitarian response professionals, and communities in need. Meet Andrew Schroeder, vice president of research and analysis at Direct Relief; Maria-Alicia Serrano, senior director of research, analytics, and insights at YMCA of the USA; and Alison Davis-Holland, cartography and story maps lead at Self-Represented Litigation Network. Sign up here

‎01-21-2021

The Esri Federal GIS (FedGIS) Conference is the largest annual meeting of federal government GIS community members. We hope you'll join us again to learn about innovative strategies and tools that will help maximize your agency's geographic information system (GIS) platform capabilities. Now, more than ever, we know how powerful GIS can be to interconnect national government agencies. Geospatial technology provides practical solutions to make a positive impact and difference nationally and globally. At the 2021 Esri FedGIS Conference, get inspired, connect and engage with leaders and peers, and learn about innovative solutions that can help you continue to make smarter, data-driven decisions. Hear the latest GIS success stories from agencies leading the way to digital transformation. At the Plenary Session, Esri president Jack Dangermond will share valuable insights into emerging GIS technologies shaping the future of government. Attend the all-new virtual Expo to connect with national government industry peers. Discover how our partners are successfully using GIS. Learn how to bring cutting-edge GIS tools back to your organization. At the 2021 conference, you can engage in a range of learning opportunities, including technical workshops, special interest group meetings, and breakout sessions. Registration is complimentary for federal employees and nongovernmental organization (NGO) personnel. Sign up today to reserve your spot. Esri.com/fedgis

‎12-29-2020

Nonprofit licenses are roughly $100 per person per year.

‎10-06-2020

Hey Michael, Great question! You can become a volunteer here: Become a Volunteer | GISCorps

‎09-28-2020

GIS Corps Mission Operating under the auspices of URISA, GISCorps coordinates short-term, volunteer-based GIS services to communities in need worldwide. GIS Corps Program GISCorps provides volunteer GIS professionals to nonprofit organizations, non-governmental organizations, public entities, and professional associations. GISCorps also occasionally supports social enterprises or businesses undertaking a project for humanitarian purposes rather than for profit. View project examples Request Volunteers If you’re ready to request one or more volunteers, please start by filling out the form below to indicate your interest in partnering with GISCorps. We’ll then provide you with a link to our Volunteer Request questionnaire, where you’ll tell us more about the current project and volunteer request. If you’ve partnered with GISCorps before, click here to go straight to the Volunteer Request questionnaire. We will contact you after reviewing your questionnaire responses to further discuss the details. Thank you for your interest in GISCorps volunteers! Request volunteers

‎08-06-2020

Nonprofits & NGOs are rising to the challenge to address the impact of COVID-19 in communities around the world – both on the ground and in virtual networks. Many are leveraging location data and analytics to adjust and advance this critical work. This webinar covers geospatial tools, data, and workflows that will help nonprofit organizations to stay connected and bring a data-driven approach to ongoing efforts.

‎08-04-2020

Hi Rajesh Tiwari‌! Yes - ArcGIS Pro is included in the Nonprofit desktop bundle. Below our instructions on how to access. Onboarding – Steps for Administrator (your current IT Administrator will need to update your permissions in My Esri to administrator as well) Invite Users to My Esri (to allow Download & e-Learning access) Signed into My Esri (https://my.esri.com) under “My Organizations” tab Select Users menu and then “Invite Users” option Email addresses can be added manually or uploaded all together via a CVS or XLSX file Ensure “Download software” and “Access e-Learning” permissions are selected and then send invitation(s) Assign ArcGIS Pro licenses in ArcGIS Online Detailed steps with screenshots outlined here: Assign and ArcGIS Pro add-on license Enable Esri Access Once the users have been assigned licenses in ArcGIS Online, the usernames will need to have Esri access enabled, as in the steps here: Enable Esri access for members Onboarding – Steps for End User *Note: Please ensure that you have allowed the email address notifications@esri.com to your safe list for your email inbox to ensure that you receive invitations to the My Esri site Download ArcGIS Pro Once you have been granted access to the My Esri site, sign into the My Esri site (https://my.esri.com) and under the “My Organizations” tab, select the Downloads menu and then “View Downloads” next to ArcGIS Pro. I have included a screenshot below for reference. Once you have downloaded, the “Quick Start for ArcGIS Pro” can also be accessed from this download page and can be a great resource if you encounter any questions: If the administrator or end user encounter any issues with the license assigning or download/install process, please reach out to Esri Tech Support: https://support.esri.com/en/contact-tech-support

‎08-04-2020

Hey James! Great to have you, and so impressive to learn you are self-taught. I think you would also probably enjoy being a part of the https://community.esri.com/groups/conservationtech space. Lots of great user stories there.

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