Get involved
The map only matters if someone goes.
The Unreached Campus Project exists to make the invisible parts of a campus visible — and then to put names next to them. Here’s how to take part, whoever you are.
Ministry leaders
Join your campus program
If your campus already has a program, ask its admin for an invite code and create an account. You’ll be able to add groups you know, claim the ones your ministry is already serving, and pledge the ones nobody has reached yet.
Campus directors
Start a program
No program at your school yet? We’ll set up a campus for you, make you its admin, and walk you through mapping your first groups. You control your campus’s settings, approvals, and public visibility.
Everyone else
Pray with the map open
Every unreached group on every campus page is a specific set of students with names, schedules, and stories. Pick a campus, pick a group, and pray for laborers — then check back and watch the status change.
Why this exists
Borrowed conviction, new field
For decades, mission strategists have insisted that the Great Commission is measured in peoples, not headcounts — that a thousand conversions in one community can leave the community next door untouched. The Joshua Project turned that conviction into a map of the world.
A university campus is that world in miniature. Fifty ministries can share a campus and still never meet the Saudi scholarship students, the night-shift esports community, or the transfer students who arrived after everyone else’s welcome week. This project applies the peoples lens at campus scale, so that local leaders can see their field the way missionaries have learned to see the world — and so no group is unreached simply because no one noticed it.
The Unreached Campus Project is an independent effort and is not affiliated with the Joshua Project. Read our criteria.