Elodie Nix

I’m Elodie—pronounced like "melody" without the "m."

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I am a geospatial analyst, educator, and environmental communicator working at the intersection of GIS, digital storytelling, and climate resilience. Currently, I serve as the Technical Projects Manager at YouthMappers, where I support global mapping initiatives that empower students to use open geospatial data for humanitarian and environmental challenges.

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My work blends geospatial analysis, education, and science communication to make complex environmental data more accessible. I am passionate about using maps, visual storytelling, and technology to enhance climate adaptation strategies, disaster preparedness, and conservation efforts. Through my experience in GIS training, public outreach, and research, I strive to connect data-driven insights with the communities that need them most.

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I am based in New York City but have also lived in Tennessee, Indiana, and Washington, D.C. Outside of work, I love hiking, experimenting with different art forms (ceramics, painting, graphic design, and more), and cooking with friends.

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Feel free to explore my work and connect!