This session explores how Latinos in Heritage Conservation and the National Trust for Historic Preservation leverage GIS to humanize storytelling and historic preservation. Discover innovative ways nonprofit organizations can leverage GIS to empower communities to visualize their unique histories across maps and archives—making geospatial data accessible to larger audiences.
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Mapping Stories and Communities for Inclusive Preservation
Suggested Skills: Nonprofit Professionals
Presentations
- GIS Tools for Inclusive Preservation
The National Trust for Historic Preservation leverages Esri tools to humanize storytelling and historic preservation. Through projects like the Preservation Geospatial Resource Hub, participants discover innovative ways our small teams leverage GIS platforms to empower communities to visualize their unique histories across maps and archives—making geospatial data accessible to larger audiences.
, Senior GIS Project Manager, National Trust for Historic Preservation
- Mapping Stories, Preserving Comunidad: The Abuelas Project
This session discusses how Latinos in Heritage Conservation use Esri tools to improve storytelling and historic preservation. Through the Abuelas Project, participants discover innovative ways our small team utilizes GIS platforms to empower communities to visualize their unique histories through maps and archives—making geospatial data accessible to wider audiences. Join us as we create a space to connect, share insights, and promote collaboration on storytelling and data sharing.
, Geospatial Project Manager, Latinos in Heritage Conservation
Session Type: User Presentations
Session Level: All Attendees
Access Type: In-Person
Topic: Conservation, Equity and Social Justice, Nonprofits
Esri Products: ArcGIS Experience Builder, ArcGIS Hub, ArcGIS Survey123, ArcGIS Hub Premium
Industry: Conservation - General, Human and Civil Rights
Keywords: conservation,
