Want to learn and expand your knowledge about open mapping and GIS?
We got you covered!

Visit our #UNMaps Learning Hub today 👉 https://maps.un.org/learning/

🗺️ Master the basics, editors, and topographic concepts of open mapping.
🌐 Join thousands of contributors worldwide.
📚 Flexible and multilingual courses, start anytime, anywhere.
🌟 Empower yourself & make a difference today!
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#UNMappers #MappingForPeace #Humanitarianmapping #OpenStreetMap #volunteering #onlinelearning

Want to learn and expand your knowledge about open mapping and GIS?
We got you covered!

Visit our #UNMaps Learning Hub today 👉 https://maps.un.org/learning/

🗺️ Master the basics, editors, and topographic concepts of open mapping.
🌐 Join thousands of contributors worldwide.
📚 Flexible and multilingual courses, start anytime, anywhere.
🌟 Empower yourself & make a difference today!
📍 https://maps.un.org/learning/

#UNMappers #MappingForPeace #Humanitarianmapping #OpenStreetMap #volunteering #onlinelearning

🇺🇦Ukrainian word of the day: Mlyntsi! 😋

Today’s volunteer work at Chervona Kalyna in Kharkiv came with a delicious treat: homemade mlyntsi which are thin, pancakes—a perfect treat alongside warm porridge. 💛💙

📲 I’ll be posting more updates from our day of volunteering.

Thank you for your support and for Standing with Ukraine. 🇺🇦

#Ukrainian#Food #deserts#kharkiv #volunteering #Ukraine #photography #mlyntsi #yummy

🇺🇦 #Ukrainian Resilience | Day 3

Before #volunteering today, I stopped by the world-famous Pryvoz Marketplace in Odesa. 🚨 Just weeks ago, this historic site was attacked by Russian drones—one of countless civilian targets hit across Ukraine. But Ukrainians don’t cower to #terrorism. Pryvoz is open, alive, and serving the community.

📞 To those in the U.S. and allied countries: keep contacting your representatives. Urge continued support for #Ukraine. Your voice matters.

#democracy #business

Day 1 of volunteering in Lviv 🇺🇦
Today also marks the Day of the National Flag of Ukraine—a powerful reminder of resilience and unity.🎂🌻

🌏 Proud to stand in solidarity. Whether it’s washing beets or unloading deliveries at the Lviv Volunteer Kitchen, every small act supports a larger mission. Our collective efforts can make a real difference.

✨Looking forward to tomorrow—I’ll continue sharing updates.

Slava Ukraini🇺🇦

#Lviv #Ukraine#Boston #volunteering #unity #peace #photography#EMT

♻️ Please boost! ♻️

Looking for frontend devs for volunteer open-source team at a humanitarian aid org! As a Frontend Developer at Distribute Aid (https://distributeaid.org), you’ll create new pages for our website and update/maintain existing ones, often working closely with our designers and other devs. Looking for mid/long-term commitment. Main goal is to finally get our website relaunched. Volunteer commitment is ~5h/week.

Stack: NextJS, TypeScript, Strapi, Radix UI

We’re looking for experienced devs who are reliable, organised, and can communicate well. You do not need to know the full stack you’ll be working with. You just need to know how to learn and ask for help if you need it. Previous open source experience is nice but not strictly necessary. If you learn quickly and willingly, we can help you get started

It would be good if you have some availability overlapping with Central European Time and can make it to at least 1x tech hang per month and 1x sprint meeting per quarter (that’s ~4 meetings a month)

Our tech hangs are every Wednesday and Thursday from 6 to 8 pm CET/CEST and sprint meetings are during tech hang on the first Wednesday of each month

Our tech team is international and diverse—most of our team members are in some way marginalised—and leadership is fully queer/trans.

If you’re interested, please get in touch via tech@distributeaid.org. That comes directly to me as the Technical Program Manager. If you have any questions, you can ask me here too :)

#Developers #frontendDevs #frontend#OSS#FOSS #volunteering#NextJS #typescript#Strapi

♻️ Please boost! ♻️

Looking for frontend devs for volunteer open-source team at a humanitarian aid org! As a Frontend Developer at Distribute Aid (https://distributeaid.org), you’ll create new pages for our website and update/maintain existing ones, often working closely with our designers and other devs. Looking for mid/long-term commitment. Main goal is to finally get our website relaunched. Volunteer commitment is ~5h/week.

Stack: NextJS, TypeScript, Strapi, Radix UI

We’re looking for experienced devs who are reliable, organised, and can communicate well. You do not need to know the full stack you’ll be working with. You just need to know how to learn and ask for help if you need it. Previous open source experience is nice but not strictly necessary. If you learn quickly and willingly, we can help you get started

It would be good if you have some availability overlapping with Central European Time and can make it to at least 1x tech hang per month and 1x sprint meeting per quarter (that’s ~4 meetings a month)

Our tech hangs are every Wednesday and Thursday from 6 to 8 pm CET/CEST and sprint meetings are during tech hang on the first Wednesday of each month

Our tech team is international and diverse—most of our team members are in some way marginalised—and leadership is fully queer/trans.

If you’re interested, please get in touch via tech@distributeaid.org. That comes directly to me as the Technical Program Manager. If you have any questions, you can ask me here too :)

#Developers #frontendDevs #frontend#OSS#FOSS #volunteering#NextJS #typescript#Strapi