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Colleagues,  
As the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID 19) pandemic persists, it sometimes feels difficult to see a  
light at the end of the tunnel.  
But I am reaching out today with words of hope and encouragement:  
it is my belief that the GIS work many of you are accomplishing will address a myriad of the  
challenges we are facing and help bring an end to this global crisis.  
Our community is already  
making a measurable difference in this fight, and knowing this is clearly uplifting to me I hope  
that it inspires you as well.  
I want to share two video messages that may be of help to you.  
Both of them offer practical  
assistance and a positive outlook in these difficult times.  
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GIS in the Time of Crisis: A Note from Jack Dangermond  
In the first video, you will see some of the ways you and your peers are using GIS to respond to  
COVID 19: mapping the spread, visualizing hospital capacity, locating vulnerable populations, and  
more.  
These efforts are saving patients’ lives; protecting workers on the front lines; and  
providing evidence based models for key safety measures like social distancing, business closures,  
and travel restrictions.  
The video also discusses how you can replicate and adapt these efforts for your own organization or  
community.  
You'll learn about resources and workflows to add GIS to your COVID 19 toolkit,  
including insights for communicating different types of data, and a summary of actions you can take  
to implement a useful GIS for pandemic response.  
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A Message from Dr.  
Jane Goodall  
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I also want to share a special video message from Dr.  
Jane Goodall, a longtime friend of the GIS  
and Esri community.  
Her words provide comfort and motivation your efforts are recognized,  
appreciated, and necessary, and your work is helping us move toward a better tomorrow.  
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I remain grateful and humbled to be part of a global community that is always at the ready to come  
together and solve common problems.  
Please remember that Esri is here to support you through our  
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Sincerely,  
Jack Dangermond  
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