Azavea’s Lunch & Learn about maps
Posted by on July 15, 2013
Your database contains more than just names and addresses. Maps and data visualizations can unearth compelling stories.
As you know, maps show funders and constituents areas of need while demonstrating where their support has already made a difference. They reveal community trends and issues that in turn you can address more strategically. Undoubtedly geography and location-based services are changing the way we interpret our world and engage with communities around us.
Azavea has crafted a series of Lunch and Learns to meet your level of technical expertise. No matter how much or little knowledge you have about mapping, you will learn how to harness the power of geography to meet your organization’s needs through any of the following meetings:
Wed.,July 10 is RESCHEDULED to Wed., July 31; 12pm: Visualize Impact With Maps
Level of Difficulty: Beginner
Info and Registration: http://azavea.ticketleap.com/visualizing-impact-with-maps/
Wed.,July 17; 12pm: From Databases and Spreadsheets to Maps
Level of Difficulty: Intermediate
Info and Registration: http://azavea.ticketleap.com/from-databases-and-spreadsheets-to-maps/
Wed.,July 24; 12pm: Large Spatial Datasets Manipulation with Free & Open Source Tools
Level of Difficulty: Experienced
Info and Registration: http://azavea.ticketleap.com/manipulating-large-spatial-datasets-with-free–open-source-tool/
Cost: $20 each, includes lunch
Place: Azavea, 340 N. 12th St., Philadelphia, PA 19107 (4th Floor)
Can’t attend but interested in the topics? Please contact Sarah Cordivano at scordivano@azavea.com
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