A year and a half after the start of the project Just Maps – Schools strengthening global citizenship by mapping local communities, we are pleased to share the first results.
More than 9 schools involved in 4 European countries and in Kenya, 225 educators trained, and more than 340 students actively involved in the participatory mapping process in their cities.
The students who took part in the first phase of mapping local areas in search of social and environmental injustices will now work on creating digital and paper maps, which will be presented by the students themselves during the transnational meeting in Zaragoza in October 2026.
The Just Maps path that each school is following will become a training course accessible online.
Stay tuned to find out the next updates!
