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Uganda- Young people pick up poly (plastic) around the slum, and turns the trash into soccer balls. The balls are given out to children in the community with the message of how important recycling and waste management is to improving the environment.
Photo Credit: Michael Zuckerman/K2CT
A Program to Create Safer Environments
During the first UNICEF GIS digital mapping training in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, a young community leader and government official learn how to capture reports of environmental hazards using a mobile phone. Five youth leaders were trained in August 2011, and each went on to train over twenty adolescents in their community, resulting in 111 empowered youth mappers reporting community risks and hazards. This UNICEF program builds a bridge that allows young people to deliver critical community information to their government. Help us bring this technology to thousands of young people and local governments by liking and reblogging this picture.
See the Rio map with all the risks reported by youth recently in Brazil: unicef-gis.org/rio
© UNICEF/CEDAPS
A Program to Create Safer Environments
The idea for using youth led digital mapping to create safer communities started with UNICEF in 2009. Working with local partners in Africa, young people used an innovative mapping technology to mark HIV and AIDS risk points in their community. After nearly three years of learning and hard work, the program is ready to take off. Now we need your Tumblr likes and reblogs on this picture to help us reach for the sky. Click the title link to read about UNICEF’s plans to scale the project.
Read about our latest accomplishments in Brazil: http://uni.cf/GAGpf3
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A Program to Create Safer Environments
After completing a training in digital mapping with UNICEF GIS, a mobile and web application, this young person has plenty to smile about. He is one of 111 youth mappers that are working with community leaders and UNICEF to build safer neighborhoods in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. His group is the first to be part of this exciting new mapping program.
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For more information, please visit: http://www.unicef.org
A Program to Create Safer Environments
The above image of the “UGA-UGA” bridge was part of a UNICEF GIS report taken by a youth during a December 2011 workshop. Using this report, adolescents and community leaders in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil were able to advocate for the repair of the bridge which was frequently used by children going to school. In February 2012 the government recieved the message and the bridge was fixed.
See the after picture here: unicefgis.com/after
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A Program to Create Safer Environments
Four of the 111 youth mappers recently trained by UNICEF to report environmental hazards in their community. In March 2012 they presented over 500 reports of community risk to their local government.
©UNICEF/Brazil Fabio Caffe
For more information, please visit: http://www.unicef.org
A Program to Create Safer Environments
Two youth mappers use the new UNICEF GIS app to report environmental hazards in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. With this information, they advocate for a safer neighborhood.
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For more information, please visit: http://www.unicef.org
A Program to Create Safer Environments
UNICEF and partners work with youth to map environmental hazards in their community.
©UNICEF/Brazil Fabio Caffe
For more information, please visit: http://www.unicef.org
How Educators Are Using Pinterest for Showcasing, Curation
How are journalism professors using Pinterest? Adam A. Glen, associate professor, interactive, at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism, gives examples from professors in the online educators Facebook group of the Online News Association.
Some very cool ideas here.
Read the full story on MediaShift.
On his Brand Builder blog, Olivier Blanchard is using an essay of complex formulas to ask how to calculate the value of an individualFacebook, Twitter and Pinterest follower.
Branding expert Rob Frankel has a succinct and simple - albeit unpopular - answer: not much.
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An Urban World, site da Unicef que através de um gráfico interativo mostra da evolução da população mundial (e a porcentagem de pessoas vivendo em áreas urbanas) desde 1950, além de fazer uma projeção até 2050. Via Co.EXIST.
UNICEF GIS in action- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
http://newschallenge.tumblr.com/post/19290074949/unicef-gis-youth-led-digital-mapping
This is an awesome project allowing young people to affect real change within their communities. Please take a moment to check this out!
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