Community Mapping is a process which enables people to gather accurate information about how a community operates in order to mobilise its members and put them in a better position to represent …

Community Mapping (sometimes called asset mapping) is all about involving residents in identifying the assets of their neighborhood, looking at opportunities and creating a picture of what it is like to live …

Population Group: Women (Ages 25-45) For example: The below is an example of a mapping process with a group of women, with examples of the groups identified. AAP

Open this StoryMap for a tour of what you can do, and read these blogs and stories for news on basemap releases, user stories, and community program updates.

sets in your community and the relationships between them. The first step is to find a map that is representative of the community you are reviewing. You can request a map of your community from …

Santa Monica Public Library's Community Mapping initiative seeks to better align library programs and services with the needs of the community. This effort aims to enhance the library’s role as an …

Feb 23, 2023 · This guide is a deep-dive into community mapping, including essential methods, tools, steps, and examples to help urban planners move away from scattered public comments towards …

Strength-Based Approach: Community mapping emphasizes an individual’s strengths and natural supports, like family, friends, or hobbies, connecting them to resources that align with these strengths.

The mapping tool below is layered so that it can be used for a quick analysis of your campus; or it can be used as a means of longer-term community mapping of campus-community connections.

The Community Mapping Lab is comprised of faculty, students, and community members who draw from geographic theories and methods to work for the empowerment of marginalized groups, shape …