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The folks over at Callowhill-based mapping firm Azavea are at it again.
For the sixth year, the social enterprise is taking applications from both prospective fellows and nonprofits interested in obtaining those fellows for neat impact mapping projects.
Summer of Maps fellows get a $5,000 stipend for participating in the 12-week GIS program, while nonprofits get to visualize their data.
Nonprofits interested in participating in Summer of Maps should submit their project proposals via an application by Feb. 5.
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