Engagement for Wheelmap.org shows itself in many different ways and for many different reasons. The English user Ted has taken on a special mission –
Billa has tagged their supermarkets, which are spread all over Austria, on Wheelmap.org. 96 percent of the markets are fully accessible for wheelchair users. In
We rang in the new year by expanding Wheelmap once again. A bunch of node types have been added with attractive new icons for
Right in time for the start of the event #MapMyDay we improved the Wheelmap apps for iOS and Android. The IT developers of the
MapMyDay on September 27 – People worldwide are invited again to become part of the international mapping movement. This time, the campaign promotes more accessibility
After the huge success of the last MapMyDay in December 2015, we are calling on everyone near and far to mark places in their
“MapMyDay” is the campaign name used for mapping events around the world during which new places are marked on Wheelmap. Become part of this
Background and Facts (Last update: July 2022) Wheelmap Wheelmap is a map for finding and rating wheelchair accessible places. On https://wheelmap.org people from all
Berlin. December 3 marks the start of the worldwide campaign “MapMyDay” to raise awareness for everyday barriers. The German NGO Sozialhelden and the World
“I am not a disabled person, I live in a disabled city”. This insight, voiced by a participant during an accessibility mapping party in Elche, Spain,
There are just as many sightseeing tips for Berlin as there are rumors about Berlin’s new international airport BER. So, how about a collection
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