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Episode 58 - Sabrina Leung

Episode 58 - Sabrina Leung

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On this episode Sam and Hannah chat with Sabrina Leung from enaccess maps about the amazing platform she and her team are building to provide accurate and transparent access information for hospitality venues throughout Australia. We urge you to get involved if you can, get your team involved and help build the data set for enaccess maps and Maps for Change.

If you want to get in touch with Sabrina, email:

info@enaccessmaps.com

and please check out the website:

enaccessmaps.com

You can also get in touch on LinkedIn and Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/enaccessmaps/

If you want to get in touch with us, you can:

Contact the podcast whatinthendispod@gmail.com

Contact Hannah hello@plandecoders.com.au

Contact Sam sam@rc-co.au

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