Open Data Week 2025 Spring Meetup
Catch up with the Open Data Week and Data Through Design teams and meet others from NYC’s public interest tech community!
15 events found.
Events
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Route 66 Smokehouse (The Upstairs Game Room) 79 Pearl Street, New York, New York, United States
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Introducing NY Open Data: A Workshop
Virtual New York City, NY, United StatesThis virtual class empowers you and community members to access and use NY Open Data. BetaNYC will introduce you to easy-to-use tools that you can use to navigate and query public datasets like NYC 311 service requests, health, safety and quality of life concerns.
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State of the Map US 2025
Boston University Metcalf Trustee Center 1 Silber Way # 9, Boston, MA, United StatesBetaNYC’s Fellowship Team will present at the State of the Map US conference in Boston, Massachusetts!
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Introducing NY Open Data: A Workshop with NYC Council District 34
Virtual New York City, NY, United StatesThis virtual class empowers you and community members to access and use NY Open Data. BetaNYC will introduce you to easy-to-use tools that you can use to navigate and query public datasets like NYC 311 service requests, health, safety and quality of life concerns. This class will be hosted by BetaNYC and New York City Council District 34!
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Mapping for Equity: Mapping NYC’s Public Amenities in NYC Council District 33 with BetaNYC
Cadman Plaza Park, Juneteenth Grove Cadman Plaza E, Brooklyn, New York, United StatesBetaNYC is excited to share a new way to map NYC’s public realm in New York City Council District 33! At this in-person event, we will present the Mapping for Equity project and how to create more equitable and accessible mapped spaces through field-mapping. Plus, we will show you how we’re mapping parks and public spaces into OpenStreetMap.
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Mapping for Equity: Mapping NYC’s Public Amenities in NYC Council District 11 with BetaNYC
Williamsbridge Oval 3225 Reservoir Oval E, Bronx, NY, United StatesBetaNYC is excited to share a new way to map NYC’s public realm in New York City Council District 11! At this in-person event, we will present the Mapping for Equity project and how to create more equitable and accessible mapped spaces through field-mapping. Plus, we will show you how we’re mapping parks and public spaces into OpenStreetMap.
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Introducing NY Open Data: A Workshop with NYC Council District 6
Virtual New York City, NY, United StatesThis virtual class empowers you and community members to access and use NY Open Data. BetaNYC will introduce you to easy-to-use tools that you can use to navigate and query public datasets like NYC 311 service requests, health, safety and quality of life concerns. This class will be hosted by BetaNYC and New York City Council District 6!
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Mapping for Equity: Data Entry Class with BetaNYC (AM Session)
Manhattan Borough President’s Office 1 Centre St, 19th Floor, New York City, NY, United StatesJoin BetaNYC for part two of its Mapping for Equity series! This in-person event teaches the public how to enter data into OpenStreetMap. This morning class, from 10am-12pm, is the first of two workshop offerings on June 30 at the Manhattan Borough President’s Office.
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Mapping for Equity: Data Entry Class with BetaNYC (PM Session)
Manhattan Borough President’s Office 1 Centre St, 19th Floor, New York City, NY, United StatesJoin BetaNYC for part two of its Mapping for Equity series! This in-person event teaches the public how to enter data into OpenStreetMap. This afternoon class, from 2:30pm – 4:30pm, is the second of two workshop offerings on June 30 at the Manhattan Borough President’s Office.
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Mapping for Equity: Mapping NYC’s Public Amenities in NYC Council District 2 with BetaNYC
Tompkins Square Park New York CityBetaNYC is excited to share a new way to map NYC’s public realm in New York City Council District 2! At this in-person event, we will present the Mapping for Equity project and how to create more equitable and accessible mapped spaces through field-mapping. Plus, we will show you how we’re mapping parks and public spaces into OpenStreetMap.
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Mapping for Equity: Mapping NYC’s Public Amenities in NYC Council District 26 with BetaNYC
Doughboy Plaza Woodside Ave. bet. 54 St. and 56 St., Woodside, Queens, New York, United StatesBetaNYC is excited to share a new way to map NYC’s public realm in New York City Council District 26! At this in-person event, we will present the Mapping for Equity project and how to create more equitable and accessible mapped spaces through field-mapping. Plus, we will show you how we’re mapping parks and public spaces into OpenStreetMap.
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Summer Open Data Week Meetup
Evil Twin Brewing NYC – DUMBO 43 Main Street, Brooklyn, New York, United StatesThe NYC Open Data Week and Data Through Design teams are hosting a summer meetup event, and everyone is welcome!
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Mapping for Equity: Mapping NYC’s Public Amenities in NYC Council District 26 with BetaNYC
Big Bush Playground Laurel Hill Blvd. &, 61st St, Woodside, New York, United StatesBetaNYC is excited to share a new way to map NYC’s public realm in New York City Council District 26! At this in-person event, we will present the Mapping for Equity project and how to create more equitable and accessible mapped spaces through field-mapping. Plus, we will show you how we’re mapping parks and public spaces into OpenStreetMap.
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Mapping for Equity: Data Entry Class with BetaNYC
Manhattan Borough President’s Office 1 Centre St, 19th Floor, New York City, NY, United StatesJoin BetaNYC for part two of its Mapping for Equity series! This in-person event teaches the public how to enter data into OpenStreetMap. This afternoon class, from 3pm – 5pm, will take place on August 11 at the Manhattan Borough President’s Office.
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CityCamp NYC
CUNY School of Law 2 Ct Square W, Long Island City, NY, United StatesCityCamp NYC is a community conference with a focus on democracy, civil society, neighbors, government operations, and the intersection between them all. CityCamp NYC brings together New Yorkers from all backgrounds to share ideas, ask questions, and work through real-world challenges—together.
$35 – $55