• Digital, Data, and AI Literacy for All: Thank You Council Members for Your Support!

    Digital, Data, and AI Literacy for All: Thank You Council Members for Your Support!

    As fiscal year 2027 gets underway, we want to thank the Council Members who are building it with us.

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  • Thank You NYC Council Members for Powering Digital Literacy in FY2026!

    Thank You NYC Council Members for Powering Digital Literacy in FY2026!

    Thanks to the support of foundations, elected officials, and community members like you, we’ve developed a vibrant public interest technology ecosystem.

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  • Thank you Council Members for Supporting Digital Literacy!

    Thank you Council Members for Supporting Digital Literacy!

    As we enter fiscal year 2025, we are honored to receive financial support to continue our programs.

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  • Civic tech contestants range from Microsoft to M.T.A. and housing | Capital New York

    Civic tech contestants range from Microsoft to M.T.A. and housing | Capital New York Miranda Neubauer proves a great recap on last week’s #CodeAcross NYC!!! Civic Technology group BetaNYC was lead organizer of the New York event at Civic Hall in Flatiron to encourage civic technologists to engage with city open data and build tools…

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  • THE_MESSAGE – 2015.03! Hacknights, Must see video, and JOBS, JOBS, JOBS, JOBS!

    HAPPY NEW YEAR! “The_Message” is BetaNYC’s newsletter named after Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five’s rap. Join our meetup and learn how to keep from going under.  Agenda* Hacknights in Manhattan and Queens* Recap of our BetaTalk with NYC’s First Chief Tech Officer* NYC.gov is looking to hire a few good civic hackers* BetaNYC in…

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  • Competing visions of the future of the city’s digital engagement with the public came to light Wednesday morning in a hearing on proposed legislation to create a city petition platform similar to the White House’s We The People site. NY City Council pushes Obama petition model, City Hall resists | Capital New York

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  • Ana Champeny, an analyst at New York City’s Independent Budget Office, a publicly funded agency that provides nonpartisan information on New York City budget and tax issues, said it was positive that the information was more easily accessible. “There are features of the state law that end up leading to disparities between properties, this kind…

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