Weaving Narratives Into Spaces With ArcGIS Storymaps

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12:00 PM - Designing a Museum Together: Participatory Approaches for the Bataraza Cultural Center

5:30 PM - Weaving Narratives Into Spaces With ArcGIS Storymaps

9:00 AM - UP Health Service Bloodletting Drive

1:00 PM - Designing a Legally Sound Code of Conduct: Building Discipline, Accountability, and Workplace Order

5:00 PM - 55th Anniversary Webinar: Safe and Resilient Built Environments

8:00 AM - Appreciation Course on Public Policy 2026 Batch 3

9:00 AM - MRSL Yeast Stories: Unlocking the Potential of Yeasts as Engines of Biotechnology

8:00 AM - Appreciation Course on Public Policy 2026 Batch 3

2:00 PM - i-conNECt on Emerging Tech for Smart Cities

9:00 AM - Freshie Orientation Program 2026

3:00 PM - Twin Plagues: How Duterte and COVID-19 Wrecked the Philippine Economy

8:00 AM - 16th Advanced Leadership and Management Course

12:00 PM - 16th Research Dissemination Forum

9:00 AM - Women’s Health CAREravan: Healthy Within

9:00 AM - Spectral Analysis of Multivariate Time Series: With Applications to Brain Signals

1:30 PM - Pamigaganaka Karing Milabas: A Virtual Roundtable on the State of Kapampangan Studies in and Beyond the Philippines

8:00 AM - 16th Advanced Leadership and Management Course

1:30 PM - Everyone is invited to the Balik Scientist Program Exit Presentation of Emmanuel U. Pornillos

6:30 PM - Pista ng Wika

1:30 PM - 2026 Philippine-Australia Scholarships and Education Expo

8:00 AM - 16th Advanced Leadership and Management Course

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Date: Jul 29 | 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM

Catch the lecture “Weaving Narratives Into Spaces With ArcGIS Storymaps” on Wednesday, July 29, at 5:30 p.m. via Zoom.

The resource speaker is Lou Benedict Daran, GIS instructor from the Training and Technical Support Division of Geodata Systems Technologies, Inc.

The event is jointly sponsored by the UP Diliman Department of Geography and the Philippine Geographical Society as part of the “Heo/Geo Lecture Series.”