Hi @Mapbox - our mission is to build better #communityengagement through the power of maps
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#BuiltWithMapbox
โOnline maps enabled residents to take direct action in planning their cities, rather than just commenting on the ideas of plannersโ
So why do cities discount public input in expanding #bikeshare systems?
https://t.co/fhOk1CX9kH
via @CityLab
"Stop planning for people, and start planning with them" - great insight from @EarthEconomics at yesterday's #GrayToGreen summit.
Big applause to @SEA2030 @StewardshipP @ECOSS@futurewiseWA and so many others for a great event.
How are you preparing for #climatechange? @waDNR_fire and #Kittitas County prevent #wildfires by helping landowners with #firewise practices:
"Wildfires are one thing that WA state can predict annually. We don't know where or when, but there will be one"
https://t.co/5O1K6d0nkt
New maps are emerging in Washington State, and now Chicago, showing the importance of #EnvironmentalJustice
What kind of maps can neighborhoods create to move beyond a statistic?
Let's find out -- https://t.co/sra15RKfKt
h/t @NRDC@CityLab@fleming77
Chicagoโs local government has a history of helping its wealthier northside communities to shed the detritus of their industrial pasts at the expense of its poorer southside communities. https://t.co/9HM6dXaDUJ
Which neighborhoods have to deal with the highest levels of air pollution? Lead exposure? Plus poverty and limited transit? A new map tells us.
So -- we have the data, now what do we do with it?
https://t.co/Qzvvnv8La3
@frontandcenterd@UWDEOHS@EcologyWA@pscleanair
Fun fact: Did you know that almost all the ski resort maps across the US were hand-painted by this one 72 year old guy?
https://t.co/ZoNoQ0dwUT
#FunFactFriday
What are we excited about for #2019? For starters, we'll be analyzing the air & noise pollution data produced by these teens for @elcentro72 along #Seattle's Beacon Hill
https://t.co/Ht26L3h1R7
So much creative potential with #maps...to help us see things differently and engage in new ways.
#Nature metaphors never seem to fail. #visualthinking
We're up to 440 ideas on our #ParticipatoryBudgeting map for the @CityofDurhamNC & @PBDurhamNC
Let's get to 500 before the deadline on Friday!
New art? Better sidewalks? Playground improvements? What do you want to see happen with $2.4 million?
https://t.co/GH4xnfATZC
Dioxins in food more harmful than originally thought says the The European Food Safety Authority @EFSA_EU
More reason than ever to engage the public in #mapping our communities and protecting the health of our ecosystem
https://t.co/FUr5m4cVSJ