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With Hon. Kristen Gonzalez (Chair, Internet & Technology Committee, State Senator), Hon. Jennifer Gutirrez (Council Member, Chair of the Technology Committee), Martha Norrick (Chief Analytics Officer, Office of Data & Analytics), Jaan Altosaar (CEO, One Fact Foundation), Shango Blake (Co-Exec Dir., NYC Speaks), Lauren Bradley (Board of Dir.s, Urban Librarians Unite), Hon. Gale Brewer (Council Member, New York City Council), Kyla Browne (Civic Innovation Fellow, BetaNYC), Max Brueckner-Humphreys (Data Enggr, NYC Dept City Planning), Andrew Buck (Sr Urban Planner & Technologist, VHB), Dana Chermesh (Founder/CEO, inCitu).
Sat, Mar 18, 2023 @ 09:00 AM   $110   CUNY School of Law, 2 Court Square West
 
     
 
 
              

      
 
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Celebrate the end of NYC Open Data Week with BetaNYC at our annual civic tech, data & design conference!

Right now, anyone can reserve an EARLY BIRD TICKET for $45 or a SOLIDARITY TICKET for $110.

Solidarity tickets give you general admission & enable us to give someone else a scholarship ticket. Thank you for supporting an inclusive conference!

What is NYC School of Data?
Join us for BetaNYC's annual community-driven civic tech conference. Participants come to learn, network & collaborate around public interest technology, data & design in New York City. With programming support from the Open Data Team at the NYC Office of Technology & Innovation, our conference convenes city officials, technologists, designers, data analysts, & community members around open data, civic technology, & service design in New York City.

This year we are back at CUNY School of Law on March 18th, 2023 to commemorate the 13th anniversary of international Open Data Day, the 11th anniversary of the City's transformative Open Data Law, & conclude NYC Open Data Week.

There will be trainings, workshops, demos, talks, presentations, & office hours with NYC agencies on topics like data literacy, privacy, smart cities, open government, service design, & civic engagement. Our goal is to equip YOU with tools & information that support your efforts to build a better civic society for all New Yorkers.

Come learn & contribute to the next decade of technology, data, & policy - by us, for us!

Learn more about the conference at at schoolofdata.nyc

Special Tickets & Opportunities:
Do you work for Government? If you work for government & want to purchase $55 tickets via a check or a purchase order (PO), government ticket opportunities close on Wednesday, 15 March by 5:00 PM. Please email < schoolofdata+govticket@beta.nyc >.

Are you a student or looking for a scholarship or volunteer opportunity? There are a select number of student / scholarship / hardship tickets available. Tickets are $35 & we will prioritize traditionally underserved & underrepresented communities. You must apply by Wednesday, 15 March at 5:00 PM & register on eventbrite by Thursday, 16 March at 8 AM. < https://betanyc.forms.fm/NYCsoData23-scholarship >.

For volunteer opportunities, email us & we will send you information about the application process < schoolofdata+vol@beta.nyc >.

Press & Media, want to cover the event? Media credentials are available to reporters, editors working as reporters, producers, video camera operators & still photographers who present valid press identification. If you want to attend to cover a session or the event, email us your valid press identification to < schoolofdata+press@beta.nyc >. We will follow up.

Sponsors, want to support the conference? We're looking for mission-aligned sponsors to support conference costs like meals, coffee, & childcare. Learn more about our opportunities to support by filling out this form.

General Event Information:
Looking for the program? We're working on it & it will launch in shortly! Stay tuned for announcements by subscribing to BetaNYC's newsletter.

What is included in my ticket? All tickets include access to a full day of conference sessions, lunch, snacks, & coffee.

Event Accessibility: This year's venue is easily accessed by public transit, bike, bus, & car. The conference will be delivered in English & will use technical terms. The venue itself is ADA compatible. All-gender restrooms are accessible on the third floor. There is a lactation room accessible on the second floor. Service animals are always accepted. If you need sign language interpretation or have any other questions/concerns, please email us at < schoolofdata@beta.nyc >.

Childcare: This year, we are looking into providing child care. If you want to bring your child(ren) & they can be vaccinated, they must be vaccinated & be registered. Please email us at < schoolofdata+childrent@beta.nyc > for more information.

Code of Conduct: BetaNYC is committed to hosting safe & open spaces for all. By participating in this space you are committing yourself to BetaNYC's Code of Conduct & Anti-Harassment Policy.

Health Policy: If you're not feeling well, PLEASE stay home. We strive to create a safe environment for everyone. To attend this in-person event, you must provide a COVID-19 vaccination card upon check in & wear a mask at all times (except when eating & drinking). We will have ample KF-94 masks in various sizes for you to wear. Masks keep our staff, volunteers, & attendees safe. Masking helps prevents the spread - this is science, based on data!

Refund Policy: Contact us to request a refund. We will try to honor all of your refund requests < schoolofdata+refund@beta.nyc >. Eventbrite's fee is nonrefundable.

Thank you 2023 NYC School of Data sponsors!
The following mission-aligned organizations are helping us cover conference costs & enabling us to come together in 2023. Thank you!

Revinvent Albany advocates for transparent & accountable New York State government & increased transparency in New York City. We work to strengthen the Freedom of Information Law & put government information online, especially spending, contracting & budget information & we are vocal advocates for open data laws & practices. We also advocate for more accountable & better governed state authorities, including the MTA. We also work for transparent business subsidies & economic development spending rooted in facts & careful analysis. We seek to create a state government that is responsible, responsive & above board & thus we fight for public integrity measures & against laws & practices that increase the risk of corruption & favor the few & well connected over the public interest.
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Stay in touch!
Join BetaNYC's slack & hop into the #event-nycsodata channel.
Tune into #opendataweek & #nycSOdata hashtags on twitter or instagram.
View past School of Data event recordings at < youtube.com/betanyc >.
 
 
 
 
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