RT @openmapping_ap: Only TEN DAYS REMAINING to apply to our "She leads & She inspires" program to grow your #leadership, #openmapping and #gis skills and become a world-class #womenleader! More info at: https://t.co/aYorQaZOEy #gischat #womeninleadership #womenintech https://t.co/2dCfvzuLcJ— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 17, 2021

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janetchapman: Great! Will this help getting devices to people in rural Africa?

arnalie: Today is the last day to register for #HOTSummit 2021!REGISTER NOW to hear exciting community talks!http://bit.ly/HOTSummit2021Check the program here: https://summit2021.hotosm.org/program/

Camila Garzon Ruiz: It depends on the ask and timing. In the past, nethope has provided support for those living in displacement and/or refugee communities through the provision of equipment to people to help continue school, to support their immigration procedures, facilitate language learning,  etc. Did you have a specific country and community in mind?

Today is the last day to register for HOT Summit 2021, happening on Monday! Join mappers and community members from around the world for a conversation about community, collaboration, and contribution in local mapping ecosystems. RSVP now: https://t.co/a9akLnNpHu https://t.co/9BpegAcYgo— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 18, 2021

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RT @NetHope_org: We are happy to announce @hotosm as our newest NetHope member! Make sure you catch their sessions today & on Thursday – from amplifying your impact through open data partnerships & cross-sector partnerships & citizen-generated data for equitable decision! #NetHopeSummit2021 https://t.co/x1luj92jMa— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 18, 2021

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RT @tyhwoh5: I am excited to be one of the speakers at the upcoming annual State of the Map Africa Conference 19-21 Nov @sotmafrica. I will be discussing how @GeohazardMaps contributes to improving flood preparedness in Nigeria using @hotosm and @openstreetmap platforms. @youthmappers https://t.co/AF6eEbwHnD— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 18, 2021

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@jachapman82 @NetHope_org Yes, if you are registered for the #NetHopeSummit2021, you can see it here: https://t.co/GIvkY67OS4— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 18, 2021

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If you're at @NetHope_org 's #NetHopeSummit2021, learn about how cross-sector #partnerships and citizen-generated data can enable more equitable decision making, with @CarlyRedhead and Anna Teach. Starting in just a minute! https://t.co/yJ4rg8GxPS https://t.co/zUmoCKn6To— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 18, 2021

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Anna Teach is speaking right now at @NetHope_org's #NetHopeSummit2021 on how cross-sector #partnerships enable us to share map data created by communities around the world with key decision-makers. Reach out today to learn more about how map data can empower your organization. https://t.co/daGHALzUG6— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 18, 2021

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One example of this impact from @CarlyRedhead talking about the great mapping work of @PublicLabMongol: they mapped all health and essential #Covid19 services in the country, facilitating a more effective Covid response. https://t.co/GBxYkwQ6fK— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 18, 2021

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From helping NGOs & Govts with planning and locating key services to working with corporate partners on volunteer mapping and developing strategic tech, reach out to us at the addresses below to learn more about how we can support your mission! @NetHope_org #NetHopeSummit2021 https://t.co/xU7xyQ5l6A— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 18, 2021

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RT @dfeyeandal: Two presentations at #HOTSummit2021! Will talk about @youthmappers' challenges when leading virtual activities (with @chombacc, @MariaFernandaP4, and @DaraCarneyN) and @hotosm's Validation Process! 🌏 See you on November 22! 😍 https://t.co/6xNPRaL6r2— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 18, 2021

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martien: Hi all, here a short overview of the valuable ideas i got through my diary article. I literally copied the OSM usernames of the person how provided the feedback.• The OSM Welcome Tool (https://welcome.osm.be/) to send early messages to beginner mappers [Glassman]• Obligation to have read the TM project/task instructions before starting to map [Kraan46]• Comparable validation tools in Id Editor as in JOSM (map paint styles) [jwalseth]• mentor system by experienced mappers [Kicking Leaves]• curated list of instructional learning materials listed from beginner to expert level [Kicking Leaves]• mapathon mappers: required to follow at least one tutorial before first mapping  [Puxan]• mapathon mappers:  organizing team required to review changesets within certain time period  [Puxan]• mapathons provide social setting for longer term commitment [pedrito]• OSMCha as tool for early review of beginner mappers [Frans S]

HOT Staff have been sharing about partnerships for impact and innovation at #NetHopeSummit2021. If you're attending, catch tomorrow's session live! https://t.co/0H4qWXGMYW And view the recording of yesterday's session: https://t.co/GIvkY5Qdtu Today's will be available soon! https://t.co/iTKnWQSTcS— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 18, 2021

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David Luswata shared that our partnerships are built around creating data and making it accessible to decision-makers and local stakeholders. #NetHopeSummit2021 @NetHope_org https://t.co/go2YpJ6Fy0— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 18, 2021

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November 18, 2021 at 05:01PM via https://twitter.com/hotosm

Immaculata Mwanja shared about how our process of data creation works. #NetHopeSummit2021 @NetHope_org https://t.co/l6zNQSiUAC— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 18, 2021

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And Bry Damasco shared on what the Open Mapping Hubs can do for your organization and how they enable local communities in having ownership of their data. #NetHopeSummit2021 @NetHope_org https://t.co/U1jeTmOGYi— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 18, 2021

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November 18, 2021 at 05:07PM via https://twitter.com/hotosm

If you haven't checked out the #HOTSummit2021 program yet, give it a look on the Summit website, and RSVP by 4am UTC! https://t.co/v2sMPacLoG https://t.co/a9akLo50z2— Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (@hotosm) Nov 18, 2021

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arnalie: LCCWG also just shared about the welcome tool https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/LCCWG/diary/398057martien i received a message from Clifford, he would like to test it with HOT, and says he only needs a custom message from us. We already have one for TM that we can adopt and adjust https://www.hotosm.org/welcome-letter.htmlWhat do you think of this proposal?