Women in GIS - Northeast

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Spring NEARC is an annual, one-day conference packed with professional development and networking opportunities for all levels of GIS users. The Women in GIS Northeast Chapter is excited to participate in this conference! We will have a few lunch tables dedicated to creating a warm and welcoming space for women and their allies to come together. This is an informal gathering, no registration is required! Grab your meal and then come find our WiGIS NE tables.  Visit for more information: https://lnkd.in/e9Nu-zju #NEARC #WiGIS #WiGISNortheast #GIS #ESRI

I learned a lot and hopefully will be improving my “small talk” game! Thank you 🌎Wanmei Liang for sharing and inspiring 💜

Thank you to everyone who attended our Small Talk in GIS event on Monday with a special thanks to 🌎Wanmei Liang for sharing some great tips and tricks! For a full recap - check your inbox for our summary email with resources. Not on our mailing list? Fill out the Women in GIS Northeast Chapter interest form: https://lnkd.in/eUXpeyfV Remember - Be Brave! Be Curious! Be Mindful!

Don't forget to join us in one week to talk about talking! Register here: https://lnkd.in/ecYQWp7H

This month the Women in GIS Northeast (WiGIS NE) Chapter is bringing together the community just to talk. Are you someone that hates small talk? Dreads the conversation about the weather, but not sure what else to say? Let’s talk about talking! For this session we are excited to have the amazing 🌎Wanmei Liang talk about her experience of coming out of her introverted shell to now hosting multiple coffee chats with GIS Professionals every month. Come join us for an informal conversation about how to have better conversations. We hope to see you there! Join us April 29! Register here: https://lnkd.in/ecYQWp7H #GIS #WiGIS #WiGISNE #WomeninGIS #SmallTalk #networking

Thank you to everyone that participated in our Women in GIS Northeast Chapter event: Advocating for Yourself. We had so many great takeaways from the session. Here are a few that resonated with the group: *Share your work through social media or a personal website/online portfolio. It's ok to promote you! *Insist your name goes on your work. Credit is important! When asking for a salary increase: *Do your research!  Research similar positions and make sure you’re in the right salary range. Have discussions with your peers around salary, don’t be afraid to ask to be paid what you’re worth. *Keep track of all of your accomplishments and how they benefited your place of employment – met deadlines, efficiencies, saved money, solved an issue, etc. Feeling overwhelmed and overloaded?  Define project parameters and set boundaries from the very beginning. When someone asks you to “work your GIS magic” make sure you get all the details (why, what is it for, explain your vision, what is the deadline, how will the data be maintained….etc.). And most importantly, remember you are worthy! You got this! #wigis #wigisne #community

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Don't forget to register for our March event! https://lnkd.in/eDcSbX7H

Join Women in GIS - Northeast for our March discussion "Advocate for Yourself" March 22 @12pm EST. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eUN4-wXK