Updated Ushahidi 101 presentation for the July 101 event featuring new deployments and historical benchmarks.

1. crowdsourcing crisis information

2. mobile.crisis.reporting.

3. (c)Yasuyoshi Chiba

5. Protesters gathered in groups and attempted to walk into the town centre; police fired live shots and tear gas canisters to disperse them. Three protesters were seriously injured and one shot dead. Police battled youths who set fire to roadblocks; the police shot indiscriminately, “targeting anyone on sight”; one man was shot in the stomach as he stood in front of his house. A 13-year old boy was laid to rest next to his uncle´s house; the burial was attended by hundreds of residents who wailed and lit up bonfires. January 17

7. the default device

13. Free Open Source Software

15. FrontlineSMS+Ushahidi SMS => Cloud

16. Map Timeline SMS Alerts RSS Email Output Methods Ushahidi Crisis Mapping Engine News Media Citizen Generated NGO data Government Public APIs Flickr YouTube Twitter Data Types Input Methods SMS Email Web form API RSS MMS twitter Direct input

17. Early Ushahidi Deployments

24. What are we trying to achieve?

27. Ushahidi around the world

29. Election Monitoring

34. Haiti Earthquake and evolution of Ushahidi

35. 2 Hours after the Haiti earthquake

36. 4 Hours after the earthquake

37. 1 week after the earthquake

38. “ The technology community has set up interactive maps to help us identify needs and target resources. ” 10 days after the earthquake

42. US State Department Red Cross FEMA OFDA US Marine Corps US Coast Guard SOUTHCOM UNDP WFP Int’ Medical Corps AIDG USAID

44. Newer Ushahidi Deployments

46. Survivors Connect

48. Local Examples: How are people in Kenya using Ushahidi?

49. Mapping Art and Culture in Kenya

50. Mapping HIV, AIDS & TB Services

52. Building Bridge’s Peace Mapping Campaign

53. Citizen Reporting in Kibera

55. Internews: Connecting Kenyan Journalists

59. Thank You