Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-06-20

by: June 20th, 2010 comments: 0

  • RT @tullyme: go to http://www.voiceofkibera.org for updates on riots. submit your own report SMS to 3002 "kibera" or via web @mapkibera #
  • See Kibera News Network's report on the riots today in Kibera: http://twurl.nl/pcuw1t #
  • RT @ushahidi: A video story about Map Kibera and Ushahidi on France24: http://bit.ly/b7RuQT #
  • long view thoughts on Map Kibera from Doug Ragan http://is.gd/cPTmz #
  • more rollercoaster. great on france24, possibilities in mathare. but laptops have still not here, preso work for naught, still waiting for $ #
  • true, Map Kibera and Ushahidi are seperate projects. (though I'm wearing an Ushahidi tshirt right now) #

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20100615 | weekly update

by: June 15th, 2010 comments: 0

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News From Last Week
– We completed the education community outreach meetings. With printed maps and tracing paper, we sat down with informal school leaders, teachers and parents to discuss the state of education in Kibera. Many schools meet the legal requirements for community-based school funding but do not receive it. Community leaders are excited to help visualize their case to policy makers.
– We presented to the UNICEF-Kenya monthly programmatic meeting (slide deck available here), Ushahidi 101, and Africa Agriculture GIS Week.
– We began the water and sanitation mapping phase, collecting public/private water points, toilets and private water points. Complete list here.
– The Story of Map Kibera was published and will be presented next week at the University of Sussex Institute of Development Studies.
Kibera News Network uncovered the story of a frog whose body was inscribed with a holy message.

What’s Next?
– This week we transition from map data collection to ensuring that our tools and methodology become useful for the longterm work of our partners in the community. In the safety/vulnerability theme, for example, this means supporting girls leadership groups, gender-based violence (GBV) providers in their efforts to plan new safe spaces and incidence response.

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-06-13

by: June 13th, 2010 comments: 0

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