M.A.P.S. created a new section called Focus Areas & Social Issues. This section contains information sorted by Focus Areas. A few examples are age ranges including seniors and youth and topics such as mental health. This section is a work in progress, we add more information as it becomes available. See it on the website here.
The M.A.P.S. Website now features a Boundaries page. It contains boundaries of Neighbourhoods, Census Tracts, Wards, and more! See it on the website here.
Join the M.A.P.S. Alberta Capital Region email list to receive information about upcoming training and collaborative events, as well as a monthly newsletter, The Monthly Map Up, which shares resources developed for our partners, to highlight best practices, and to foster connection, delivered straight to your inbox!
The 2019 Municipal Census Maps show the age population by numbers and by percentage. As the City of Edmonton continues to grow, the 2019 maps include the three newest south neighbourhoods. See it on the website here.
AAYI (Action Alliance for youth Inclusion) has created a set of guidelines, The YEG Youth Access Guidelines (YEG YAG) that address barriers and bans that youth experience in agencies, programs and services that they frequent. There is an online training that outlines how to use the Youth Access Guidelines and provides a step-by-step approach to consistent and trauma informed banning. See it on the website here.
Journey Maps are up on the website , check it Here
2019 Collaboration Showcase has been posted, check it Here
New project has been posted – Building a Better Life , check it Here