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Recent issues have covered new city datasets, job opportunities at mission-aligned organizations, community events, and policy developments shaping how New York uses data. Browse recent issues below to get a sense of what we cover — and subscribe to get it in your inbox every Thursday morning.
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What’s New in NYC Civic Tech – August 8, 2025
Read the issue →: What’s New in NYC Civic Tech – August 8, 2025CityCamp NYC is just a month away, and we’re thrilled to share a few exciting updates!
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What’s New in NYC Civic Tech – August 1, 2025
Read the issue →: What’s New in NYC Civic Tech – August 1, 2025This week, we’re highlighting two exciting developments and reflecting on another whirlwind AI week.
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What’s New in NYC Civic Tech – July 24, 2025
Read the issue →: What’s New in NYC Civic Tech – July 24, 2025We remain focused on what we can build together. We still have the power to shape a better tomorrow.
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What’s New in NYC Civic Tech – July 17, 2025
Read the issue →: What’s New in NYC Civic Tech – July 17, 2025This week, we’re spotlighting civic engagement at BetaNYC and around the world!
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What’s New in NYC Civic Tech – July 10, 2025
Read the issue →: What’s New in NYC Civic Tech – July 10, 2025Even as national and global events feel overwhelming, NYC’s democracy is still very much alive.
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What’s New in NYC Civic Tech – July 3, 2025
Read the issue →: What’s New in NYC Civic Tech – July 3, 2025Seven days after “NYC’s political earthquake,” we’re still waiting for the Board of Elections data. On “the other site,” NYC BOE posted a statement about releasing data weekly “until all ballots are counted, cure deadlines expire, and final results are certified.” I will patiently wait for Steven Romalewski, Director of CUNY Mapping Service, to get…