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Showing that a transparent and trustworthy planning system based on maps made by and for communities is really possible. Part of the Future Observatory – the Design Museum’s national research programme for the green transition and funded by the AHRC.

Adroddiad gan Thora Tenbrink ag Emily-Louise Beech sy’n dangos rôl allweddol yr iaith Gymraeg dros ein gweithgareddau. Mae'n uchafbwyntio’r Cymraeg fel adnodd ar gyfer lle a cymuned, cyfrwng sy’n cryfhau perthnasoedd, galluogi ymgysylltiad ac yn atgyfnerthu ymdeimlad o berthyn.

Adroddiad: Rôl yr Iaith Cymraeg ym Map Cyhoeddus

Mae’r llinyn yma o ymchwil Map Cyhoeddus yn amlygu’r Gymraeg fel adnodd ar gyfer lle a chymuned, cyfrwng sy’n cryfhau perthnasoedd, galluogi ymgysylltiad ac yn atgyfnerthu ymdeimlad o berthyn.

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Social Mapping – how we use places socially and how to map them Place makes a difference to how we act socially. In the first of two blogs on social mapping, Matluba and Tom introduce the work we've been doing to better understand the places that people value. publicmap.org/en/blog/soci...

Social Mapping – how we use places socially and how to map them / Public Map Platform

How do we use places socially and how do we map them? Place makes a difference to how we act socially. One of the core purposes of Public Map is map social places – to help us better understand the pl...

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We are excited to announce the publication of our first refereed journal article. The article explores ‘personal air pollution exposure assessment with schoolchildren in rural Wales’. It can be found in the Journal of Environmental Management, Volume 397. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Personal air pollution exposure assessment with schoolchildren in rural Wales

Children are particularly vulnerable to air pollution. However, most UK exposure studies focus on urban areas, mainly school environments and commutes…

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A rare foray into the wild for me. It was a privilege to speak at the @publicmap.bsky.social on inclusive public engagement with the title “Whose voices matter?” I know we’re not disembodied voices. I’m still wondering what I could have used as a more accurate title. Maybe insights? Or knowledge?

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Couldn't agree more @dotiau.bsky.social - the perfect place to bring everyone together and hear about the latest updates in relation to this important project - thank you all for sharing your work!

Dotiau@dotiau.bsky.social · last yr.

Team @publicmap.bsky.social out in full force today at the @wiserd-research.bsky.social annual conference. It was so great to hear different aspects of Public Map being showcased… and also so much interest in the project.

Llongyfarchiadau mawr to the children at Y Bont! We’re so happy that they chose to create a map for their Eisteddfod entry and even more thrilled for their success and opportunity to exhibit their work at the Eisteddfod. Da iawn. Rili hyfryd.

Dotiau@dotiau.bsky.social · last yr.

Look what I came across in the Pafiliwn Celf at the Urdd Eisteddfod! A 2D map of Ynys Môn created by pupils from Canolfan Addysg y Bont - a school we, @publicmap.bsky.social, have been working with. Love that they chose to map! Llongyfarchiadau to the children on their success at the ‘Steddfod 🙌🏻 🥉

Multi-talented Fliss - Research Project Co-ordinator and creative extraordinaire - inspiring people attending our conference session to write, draw, doodle thoughts, comments, questions! A Healthier, Wealthier and Fairer Wales conference 📍Venue Cymru

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A privilege to share our work at the ‘A Healthier, Wealthier, and Fairer Wales’ conference today. Lovely to meet lots of people committed, like us, to exploring ways to engage inclusively and where children’s rights and social justice are central to a hopeful future.

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Our project is rooted in Cymru. The idea stemmed from our wonderful colleagues at Cyngor Ynys Môn and further developed with them. There’s a reason why the island is known as Gwlad y Medra and is the perfect place to pilot our innovative approaches.

Public Map Platform is a major collaborative research project led by Cambridge, Cardiff, Wrexham and Bangor Universities. Its aim is to show that a transparent and trustworthy planning system based on maps made by and for communities is really possible. [1/3]