Global Geospatial Institute

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Picture this: students at high-end workstations diving into GIS software, analyzing data, building maps, and discovering careers they never knew existed. Your support makes these moments and the skills that come with them possible for more young people in our community.

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Stronger STEM pathways
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Maps used to show us where things were. Today, they help us understand what’s happening, why it matters, and where to take action.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/esri/2026/05/11/a-new-operating-system-for-the-whole-world/

In this recent Forbes article, Jack Dangermond shares how modern, AI-enabled mapping systems are transforming decision-making across industries — from education and workforce development to environmental stewardship and community resilience.

At Global Geospatial Institute (GGI), this vision is exactly why we have dedicated our nonprofit to expanding access to Esri ArcGIS for K–12 students, teachers, and lifelong learners. Through hands-on learning with GIS, drones, StoryMaps, dashboards, and real-world data, we are helping learners build the skills needed to understand and shape the world around them.

The future belongs to those who can turn data into insight — and insight into action. 🌎🗺️✨

A New Operating System For The Whole World For 4,000 years mapping showed us the world from a new point of view. Modern AI enabled maps are now running the world.

Great representation at Gulf Conference (GulfCon) 2026 in Mobile, Alabama!

Our team members Wendy Conarro and Rejina Adhikari presented on the Life of Litter program, our 2-year initiative that engaged students with GIS, StoryMaps, field trips, and hands-on learning about litter awareness and environmental stewardship.

Excited to showcase Louisiana’s work on a bigger stage!

Great training session with the team at Baton Rouge Green!

We equipped their staff with hands-on skills in ArcGIS Online and its suite of applications to help support their important environmental work.

Baton Rouge Green is doing fantastic work across our region, planting trees, creating green spaces, and making Baton Rouge better for everyone.

Learn more: batonrougegreen.com

Exciting moment for our team at Innovate South!

Ritik and Rejina took the stage to introduce FestFlow AI - a powerful mobile app combining AI + GIS to enhance the Festival International de Louisiane 2026 experience.

From smarter crowd flow to real-time insights, this is what innovation with purpose looks like.

Proud to see our team leading the way in applying geospatial technology to real-world challenges.

Last week to enter in and compete!

The Louisiana: Mapped competition deadline has been extended to May 11th!

Middle & high school students across Louisiana still have time to create amazing GIS maps and compete for $1000 in cash prizes + statewide recognition.

Sign up today: gginstitute.org/la-mapped

Tag a student or teacher who needs to know! 👇

From April 14–16, the Louisiana Remote Sensing & GIS Workshop (LARSGIS) in Lafayette brought together students and GIS professionals for an exciting few days of collaboration, innovation, and connection.

Attendees had the opportunity to showcase their work, exchange ideas, and learn from one another. One highlight included Coy from Fenstermaker demonstrating indoor mapping using the Apple headset, an impressive look at the future of geospatial tech!

We’re also proud to have GGI (Global Geospatial Institute) Alumni, Sean Green, in attendance. It’s exciting to see him exploring opportunities and connecting with GIS companies across Louisiana.