Margot Bordne is an Account Manager on Esri's Global Business Development team and Racial Equity & Social Justice team. Margot supports organizations across industries who leverage GIS to improve their operations and decision making capabilities, with a focus on the use of GIS for advancing equity and social justice. Margot also founded Esri's Women's Enablement & Career Advancement Network (WeCan) and has a Master's Degree in Diversity & Inclusion Leadership at Tufts University.
A new collection of geographic data is available to help guide decisions around health, racial, and economic equity during COVID-19 and beyond.
Governments and organizations are moving from response to recovery. Here we describe ways GIS can aid in a racially equitable COVID-19 recovery.
GIS can be used to promote community engagement for racial equity during COVID-19.
Gain guidance to use ArcGIS Dashboards to see racial inequities at a glance and increase racial equity in your COVID-19 response.
In this article, we will review GIS tools that can be used to analyze racial inequity during COVID-19.
Racially equitable COVID-19 responses are critical to identifying and supporting the most at risk, and GIS can help.
We are excited to announce one of the newest communities on GeoNet: The Women's Geospatial Forum.
