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Hi everybody. I hope you're not too sleepy from all the food and the long, long days. But it's time for the Geochicas presentation. Let's welcome Maria del Carmen.
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And Maria, please, these are my queens. Hola, buenas tardes. Alo, buenas sinas, dipa mi hasta.
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Good afternoon. Welcome to the Geochicas OpenStreetMap presentation. And thanks for the FOS4G organization team to make it possible. I'm Carmen Diaz, a civil engineer working in urban planning in Madrid, Spain, like this user.
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And I am in Yoinqueto's Madrid group and in a board of Cuyi's Spain Association. Hi, I am Maria. I am a GIS analyst. I work in Carto and a bit of a span.
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If you would like to join us, we are looking for some positions. And I am part of the Geochicas community and in Madrid, so local tech communities as well.
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Okay. The Geochica group was born three years ago in Sotan-Latam in 2016 in São Paulo, Brazil. And now we are in 20 countries of three different continents.
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And our projects are made with OpenStreetMap. Do you know OpenStreetMap? I suppose.
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It's a collaborative project to create a free editable maps under an open license. Naturally, it's the biggest open geodata community that do maps with more than 1 million of collaborators.
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Yeah, as you could see from the numbers before, there are so much data, but there is no diversity on the data. For this reason, Geochica is born because only the third percent of the OS community are women. So we would like to change that number. We would like to increase the percentage of
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women in the community. For that, we would like to empower women to be part of the community, to lead more projects and to have more projects focused on women. We would like as well boost the network between women and underrepresented groups. We would like to not only increase the
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number in the OSM community, we would like to encourage women to be part of communities, technological communities as well. And we would like to create a network
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with women and underrepresented groups as well. For that, we would like to create more space where we can discuss the role of women and the representation of women and create a cause of conduct for all. As well, we would like to create more geospatial data relevant for women.
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So we have been working during these years in different projects that I'm going to briefly show you to you. This one is about feminisms in Nicaragua from 2011 to 2018.
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This map, you can see the data about where was the feminisms, the age of the aggressor, what was the relation with the victim, and what was the sentence for the aggressor.
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In this one is a survey made by Geochicas to the OpenStreetMap users. We could see in
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this survey that most of the people who answered the survey were from Argentina, Kenya, Uganda, Nicaragua, and the States. We can highlight from this survey that there are a huge difference between women and men because the women feel at some point
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like aggressive conduits or like uncomfortable situations and the men didn't feel that much.
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Was almost more than a half male who answered the survey and women were around 40 percent and the legit LGBT people were only like 0.4 percentage.
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Another project we have done was the mapathon for vulnerable settlements because one of four people who lives in urban areas live in vulnerable settlements. So we wanted to create
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database that could be used in further studies for sustainable development. Another project we use Mapillary for example like in Osaka in 2017 after the earthquake to mapping the violence against the women. Another project we have done for the second
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anniversary of Geochicas is a mapathon for institutions, service, and equipment for women
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that are destined for gender violence mainly. We mapping on OpenStreetMap but at the same time we edit the profile on Wikipedia. We check if it was the profile and if not we create it. Another project we are doing is offer free webinars from our companies allies like Mappos,
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Carto, and Geochicas is not only about projects as I mentioned before. We want to create a network of women and create a space where women can feel comfortable and we can work
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together in different projects. So every time it's been an international event or national event we gather together and we make the Geochica stake like we did on Tuesday Bucharest. I think some of you have been there and quite enjoy it.
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And the last but not the least is the Street of the Women. It's a project that was created for the International Women's Day on 2018. The idea was reflected in a map and make the analysis about how many streets venues and roads are linked to
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women names. And also we wanted to check not only how many they were like if they got a file on Wikipedia. This is the map we created. As you can see there are cities in Central
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America, South America, and Europe. And you can see how the yellow are the women streets and
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the green the men. Also you can hear the information about how many women got an article in Wikipedia and how many doesn't. So I am going to briefly explain a bit of the technical
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information about this project. This is made with Node and we use the child reduce library to create the geosol. In the case of Barcelona we use a local database that has been made
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with the Spanish National Institution of Statistics. And we got the collaboration from Wikimogeras and with that information from Wikimogeras and with the information we got we create a CSV with almost 69,000 articles in Wikipedia
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about women. So for this is the general information for if you want to carry the
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street of the women in your city. You when select the cities you see like Planet OSM, we filter the the street, we take the emitiles to take the streets. Then in the case of Barcelona we cross the reference with the local database like we created.
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Then we filter a street by name female and male. We consider like females everything that wasn't animal, plants, historical moments and neither in animated objects. We did manually
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cleaning all the possible errors and the possible names we could jump from that. And then we generated a new geojson with all the information. So at the end we got like
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three files. One file is a geojson with the information that we have been doing manually. Then a TST with the statistical information that you have seen like the charts. And the other one is a TST with the Wikipedia profile. And those three files is what you
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upload in GitHub and you use for the the screen. So thank you so much.
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You got here the information. You got the GitHub for the map. You got your Twitter. And also for the women we have a telegram channel if you want to join us.
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Yeah I can give we can give you later. Okay does anybody have questions? No? Okay.
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Stupid question what you think. So how smart are you in Spanish? Anyone else?
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Okay. Thanks for the presentation. My background is actually in development so when visualizing data like this really helped us when we're making projects when I was studying. But it wasn't really easy to come up with the like the methods of doing it. They never taught
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us this kind of thing. But my question actually is about obtaining the data. So in terms of femininocyte it's quite difficult right to find information about these occurrences. And I was wondering if there was any effort to find the data or like some anonymous portal
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or anything to to obtain this data if there's something like that. The thing is like every project is some other projects are in different countries. So it is a bunch of the country we get the information from one source or another. So sometimes it's from official or
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government statistics and other times it's what you can find out of the official site. So yeah we know sometimes it's maybe not that accurate like for example in the street of the women there is this calculation about eight percent could be the error but because it's not
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that many women street like if you compare with them with the men so that doesn't you know that makes like a balance if you miss. So yeah in the case of Nicaragua the information was from one of our colleagues. I see he's working or selling cool answer that.
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Yeah in Tiochicas we have the project to work about on feminineses in the whole continent so and Spain. In this case of Nicaragua they are public data so in general incomplete data
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not very updated but that that's the better the best data we have. In Mexico we also have public data also bad but I would personally would like to complete that with an analysis by on tweets so on medias and yeah journals but it's a starting project.
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Yeah any more questions? Okay. What's involved in starting a chapter or a local group of
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Tiochicas? So they can join the Telegram channel or they can send an email or contact us.
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I think it's contact us really like this thing about the street of them of the women we want it we are from Madrid so we wanted doing Madrid and to go like a repo in GitHub you go there the link and you can see all the steps and all the information it is a I spoke about
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the part in Barcelona and you can use the similar that this famous API genderize. So it is up in the country maybe you got more easy get all the information I know so november there are countries and places they have only numbers
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so you know like but yeah for the earth is contact us and if you are a man you can contact us as well and you can collaborate in different ways like we got the
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telegram channel is only for us but that's me like you can participate or contact us. And also you can find now on twitter we have a telegram group it's specifically for spanish-speaking women but now we have an international one it's in english and we are
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going to replicate all the information in both channels so if someone in australia or oceania wants to join they can join the speaking channels if they are comfortable speaking in spanish or the international channel that's in english but it's the same information
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we are not currently doing like regional groups but if you want you can just contact us and we will send you all the information and you can read all the documents and chat with the other women that are already working. This group was created without a project we didn't want it to
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to form a group actually we just made a panel of discussion about diversity in the state of the
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map in latin america and that's all at the end of the panel we just wanted to be in contact so we we just wrote the emails and the contacts we made this chat and this chat is now a community so i think it's just about finding the need of the people and the need is to be in contact so it's it's just very organic and that's all any more questions okay thank you
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ladies my queens