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2020
Pivoting with Recovery Icons, MoRUS Museum exhibition and events
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2020
We have a new open source mapping platform taking shape at new.OpenGreenMap.org! Explore OGM2
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2019
Expanding into local placemaking
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2018
Going Open Announced! This website launched, with new policies, mapping options, stories and much more.
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2017
The United Nations' 2030 Goals (the SDGs) are matched to our icons!
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2017
TED Residency and TED Talk by director Wendy Brawer
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2016
Going Open confirmed, new website development.
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2015
Branching Out with Projects, Updating our Impacts
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2014
Mobile Site Collector WebApp launched online.
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2013
Creative Climate Award, Experiences & Placemaking.
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2012
Green Map Archive debuts at New York Public Library.
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2011
Consulting, Partnerships & New Initiatives
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2010
Green Map iPhone App & Mobile website beta release
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2009
Interactive Open Green Map platform launched
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2008
Green Map Icons, Version 3 released
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2007
GreenMap.org relaunched as the 'Greenhouse'.
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2006
“Mapping our Common Ground” published with Canadian, Cuban and Brazilian partners
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2005
Aichi Expo hosts major World's Fair exhibition, led by Aichi Green Map & Green Map Japan
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2004
Green Map Atlas published as a book, website and CD, with Green Map Japan
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2003
Hubs in Latin America, Europe, Japan & Cuba
European Gathering in Copenhagen, 2003 -
2002
Global Green Mapmakers Summit in Bellagio Italy
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2001
Millionth Green Map to be printed: LoMap, Lower Manhattan youth view
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2000
EXPO 2000 honors Green Map System in Hannover Germany
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1999
National Sustainability Award from the President’s Council and other honors
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1998
Youth Green Mapmaking program launched
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1997
Green Map Projects on every continent
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1996
The very first Green Map (eCopenhagen Map) using co-designed Icons published
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1995
Global movement initiated. Universal icons, system & website design begin
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1992
Original Green Apple Map of NYC published, sparking global interest
Think Global, Map Local!