BetaNYC, a partner project of the Fund for the City of New York

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We help New Yorkers access information & use technology. We want New York’s governments to work for the people, by the people, for the digital era. #civictech #opendata #pitech beta.nyc/links

Flyer for BetaNYC’s Mapping for Equity event in Mosholu Parkway, The Bronx. The flyer invites people to map Mosholu Parkway and add the data to a free, global online map. Field mapping takes place Friday, July 10, from 2:00 PM–4:00 PM at Mosholu Playground. A data entry event takes place Thursday, July 23, from 3:00 PM–5:00 PM at Mosholu Library, 285 East 205th Street, Bronx. The flyer includes illustrations of a streetlamp, bench, trash can, and fire hydrant, plus logos for Council Member Eric Dinowitz and BetaNYC.
Blue graphic titled “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech — Week 29 of 2026.” A light-blue text box lists highlights: NYC launches its PIT Crew, community reflections and reactions, a pause on data centers in New York State, BetaBuilders moving its online community to Discord, and six new community tools alongside jobs and civic tech events.
Flyer for BetaNYC’s Mapping for Equity event in Mosholu Parkway, The Bronx. The flyer invites people to map Mosholu Parkway and add the data to a free, global online map. Field mapping takes place Friday, July 10, from 2:00 PM–4:00 PM at Mosholu Playground. A data entry event takes place Thursday, July 23, from 3:00 PM–5:00 PM at Mosholu Library, 285 East 205th Street, Bronx. The flyer includes illustrations of a streetlamp, bench, trash can, and fire hydrant, plus logos for Council Member Eric Dinowitz and BetaNYC.
Digital flyer for a free virtual “AI 101 with BetaNYC & Council District 2” workshop on Tuesday, July 21, from 12:00–1:30 pm ET, featuring registration link beta.nyc/e260721-rsvp and logos for Council Member Harvey Epstein and BetaNYC.
Blue graphic titled “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech — Week 29 of 2026.” A light-blue text box lists highlights: NYC launches its PIT Crew, community reflections and reactions, a pause on data centers in New York State, BetaBuilders moving its online community to Discord, and six new community tools alongside jobs and civic tech events.
Flyer for BetaNYC’s Mapping for Equity event in Mosholu Parkway, The Bronx. The flyer invites people to map Mosholu Parkway and add the data to a free, global online map. Field mapping takes place Friday, July 10, from 2:00 PM–4:00 PM at Mosholu Playground. A data entry event takes place Thursday, July 23, from 3:00 PM–5:00 PM at Mosholu Library, 285 East 205th Street, Bronx. The flyer includes illustrations of a streetlamp, bench, trash can, and fire hydrant, plus logos for Council Member Eric Dinowitz and BetaNYC.
Digital flyer for a free virtual “AI 101 with BetaNYC & Council District 2” workshop on Tuesday, July 21, from 12:00–1:30 pm ET, featuring registration link beta.nyc/e260721-rsvp and logos for Council Member Harvey Epstein and BetaNYC.
Blue graphic titled “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech — Week 29 of 2026.” A light-blue text box lists highlights: NYC launches its PIT Crew, community reflections and reactions, a pause on data centers in New York State, BetaBuilders moving its online community to Discord, and six new community tools alongside jobs and civic tech events.
Blue promotional graphic for “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech! Week 28 of 2026.” A light blue, rounded box lists newsletter highlights: Council funding for BetaNYC, New-York-City-Budget, COGE’s preliminary report, ForkMesh, 311 Tracker, Beacon, and jobs and civic tech events.
Blue promotional graphic for “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech! Week 28 of 2026.” A light blue, rounded box lists newsletter highlights: Council funding for BetaNYC, New-York-City-Budget, COGE’s preliminary report, ForkMesh, 311 Tracker, Beacon, and jobs and civic tech events.
Blue promotional graphic for “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech! Week 28 of 2026.” A light blue, rounded box lists newsletter highlights: Council funding for BetaNYC, New-York-City-Budget, COGE’s preliminary report, ForkMesh, 311 Tracker, Beacon, and jobs and civic tech events.
Blue promotional graphic for “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech! Week 28 of 2026.” A light blue, rounded box lists newsletter highlights: Council funding for BetaNYC, New-York-City-Budget, COGE’s preliminary report, ForkMesh, 311 Tracker, Beacon, and jobs and civic tech events.
Blue promotional graphic for “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech! Week 28 of 2026.” A light blue, rounded box lists newsletter highlights: Council funding for BetaNYC, New-York-City-Budget, COGE’s preliminary report, ForkMesh, 311 Tracker, Beacon, and jobs and civic tech events.
Blue promotional graphic for “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech! Week 28 of 2026.” A light blue, rounded box lists newsletter highlights: Council funding for BetaNYC, New-York-City-Budget, COGE’s preliminary report, ForkMesh, 311 Tracker, Beacon, and jobs and civic tech events.
Blue promotional graphic for “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech! Week 28 of 2026.” A light blue, rounded box lists newsletter highlights: Council funding for BetaNYC, New-York-City-Budget, COGE’s preliminary report, ForkMesh, 311 Tracker, Beacon, and jobs and civic tech events.
Blue promotional graphic for “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech! Week 28 of 2026.” A light blue, rounded box lists newsletter highlights: Council funding for BetaNYC, New-York-City-Budget, COGE’s preliminary report, ForkMesh, 311 Tracker, Beacon, and jobs and civic tech events.
Blue promotional graphic for “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech! Week 28 of 2026.” A light blue, rounded box lists newsletter highlights: Council funding for BetaNYC, New-York-City-Budget, COGE’s preliminary report, ForkMesh, 311 Tracker, Beacon, and jobs and civic tech events.
Blue promotional graphic for “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech! Week 28 of 2026.” A light blue, rounded box lists newsletter highlights: Council funding for BetaNYC, New-York-City-Budget, COGE’s preliminary report, ForkMesh, 311 Tracker, Beacon, and jobs and civic tech events.
Blue-and-white BetaNYC graphic with the headline “Work in tech? Help shape the future of the field.” Text reads “Your input shapes NYC’s future workforce!” and “Take our surveys: beta.nyc/wfd-surveys,” alongside an illustrated megaphone with celebratory lines.
Flyer for “Discovering NYC Open Data,” a free recurring online workshop from NYC Open Data Ambassadors and BetaNYC. Text highlights learning how to find, filter, and visualize NYC data, with a QR code, illustration of two people with charts, and partner logos at the bottom.
Instagram version of a blue “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech, Week 27 of 2026” graphic listing newsletter highlights, including CityCamp NYC 2026, Mapping for Equity, the FY27 budget, AI data centers, community spaces, jobs, and civic tech events.
Digital flyer for a free virtual “AI 101 with BetaNYC & Council District 2” workshop on Tuesday, July 21, from 12:00–1:30 pm ET, featuring registration link beta.nyc/e260721-rsvp and logos for Council Member Harvey Epstein and BetaNYC.
Instagram version of a blue “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech, Week 27 of 2026” graphic listing newsletter highlights, including CityCamp NYC 2026, Mapping for Equity, the FY27 budget, AI data centers, community spaces, jobs, and civic tech events.
Friendly bee in an office at a desk, wearing an NYC cap and glasses, giving a thumbs-up next to a monitor that reads 'BetaNYC MCPs' with NYC skyline in the background.
Flyer for BetaNYC’s Mapping for Equity event in Mosholu Parkway, The Bronx. The flyer invites people to map Mosholu Parkway and add the data to a free, global online map. Field mapping takes place Friday, July 10, from 2:00 PM–4:00 PM at Mosholu Playground. A data entry event takes place Thursday, July 23, from 3:00 PM–5:00 PM at Mosholu Library, 285 East 205th Street, Bronx. The flyer includes illustrations of a streetlamp, bench, trash can, and fire hydrant, plus logos for Council Member Eric Dinowitz and BetaNYC.
Instagram version of a blue “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech, Week 27 of 2026” graphic listing newsletter highlights, including CityCamp NYC 2026, Mapping for Equity, the FY27 budget, AI data centers, community spaces, jobs, and civic tech events.
Digital flyer for a free virtual “AI 101 with Council District 4 & BetaNYC” workshop on Monday, July 13, from 10:00–11:30 am, with registration at beta.nyc/e260713-rsvp and logos for Council Member Virginia Maloney and BetaNYC.
Blue newsletter graphic titled “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech — Week 26 of 2026.” A light-blue box lists highlights: the first BetaBuilders event on queer-affirming tech, Open Data Week 2026 recordings on YouTube, Civic Tech World Cup voting, support for DORIS in the FY27 budget, and nonprofit, government, and fellowship job opportunities.
Blue-and-white BetaNYC graphic with the headline “Work in tech? Help shape the future of the field.” Text reads “Your input shapes NYC’s future workforce!” and “Take our surveys: beta.nyc/wfd-surveys,” alongside an illustrated megaphone with celebratory lines.
Blue newsletter graphic titled “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech — Week 26 of 2026.” A light-blue box lists highlights: the first BetaBuilders event on queer-affirming tech, Open Data Week 2026 recordings on YouTube, Civic Tech World Cup voting, support for DORIS in the FY27 budget, and nonprofit, government, and fellowship job opportunities.
Flyer for “Discovering NYC Open Data,” a free recurring online workshop from NYC Open Data Ambassadors and BetaNYC. Text highlights learning how to find, filter, and visualize NYC data, with a QR code, illustration of two people with charts, and partner logos at the bottom.
Friendly bee in an office at a desk, wearing an NYC cap and glasses, giving a thumbs-up next to a monitor that reads 'BetaNYC MCPs' with NYC skyline in the background. This image was generated using AI.
Blue newsletter graphic titled “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech — Week 26 of 2026.” A light-blue box lists highlights: the first BetaBuilders event on queer-affirming tech, Open Data Week 2026 recordings on YouTube, Civic Tech World Cup voting, support for DORIS in the FY27 budget, and nonprofit, government, and fellowship job opportunities.
Digital flyer for a free virtual “AI 101 with Council District 4 & BetaNYC” workshop on Monday, July 13, from 10:00–11:30 am, with registration at beta.nyc/e260713-rsvp and logos for Council Member Virginia Maloney and BetaNYC.
Flyer for a BetaNYC Mapping for Equity event in Mosholu Parkway, The Bronx. Residents are invited to help map neighborhood parks and public spaces to support accessibility and equity. The event takes place Friday, July 10, from 2:00 PM–4:00 PM, meeting at Mosholu Playground. The flyer includes illustrations of a streetlamp, bench, trash can, and fire hydrant, a registration link (beta.nyc/e260710-rsvp), and logos for New York City Council Member Eric Dinowitz and BetaNYC.
Graphic with a dark blue background and large white headline text reading, “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech! Week 25 of 2026.” Below, a light gray rounded rectangle contains five bullet points summarizing newsletter highlights: Chief of Staff Jazzy Smith’s parting words; an invitation to BetaBuilders: Pride Tech Night on Tuesday; updates on key New York City primary races at the state and city level; a call to share feedback through The People’s Money participatory budgeting process; and a roundup of civic tech jobs and upcoming events. The design uses bold blue text inside the gray box and follows BetaNYC’s visual style.
Digital flyer on a cream background with red and blue text asking, “Have something to share?” It invites people to help keep the BetaNYC community informed and connected by submitting events, jobs and fellowships, projects, and updates to the weekly newsletter at beta.nyc/newsletter-inbox.
Blue BetaNYC event flyer for “BetaBuilders PrideTech Night.” Text reads: “BetaNYC Presents BetaBuilders PrideTech Night. June 23, 2026, 6 PM–8 PM. Wilka’s Sports Bar, 241 Bowery, New York, NY. Tickets: beta.nyc/e260623-rsvp.” The flyer includes rainbow Pride colors, a Progress Pride flag on a building, and white line-art icons of keyboards, laptops, gears, tools, and NYC buildings.
Graphic with a dark blue background and large white headline text reading, “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech! Week 25 of 2026.” Below, a light gray rounded rectangle contains five bullet points summarizing newsletter highlights: Chief of Staff Jazzy Smith’s parting words; an invitation to BetaBuilders: Pride Tech Night on Tuesday; updates on key New York City primary races at the state and city level; a call to share feedback through The People’s Money participatory budgeting process; and a roundup of civic tech jobs and upcoming events. The design uses bold blue text inside the gray box and follows BetaNYC’s visual style.
Blue-and-white BetaNYC graphic with the headline “Work in tech? Help shape the future of the field.” Text reads “Your input shapes NYC’s future workforce!” and “Take our surveys: beta.nyc/wfd-surveys,” alongside an illustrated megaphone with celebratory lines.
Blue BetaNYC event flyer for “BetaBuilders PrideTech Night.” Text reads: “BetaNYC Presents BetaBuilders PrideTech Night. June 23, 2026, 6 PM–8 PM. Wilka’s Sports Bar, 241 Bowery, New York, NY. Tickets: beta.nyc/e260623-rsvp.” The flyer includes rainbow Pride colors, a Progress Pride flag on a building, and white line-art icons of keyboards, laptops, gears, tools, and NYC buildings.
Graphic with a dark blue background and large white headline text reading, “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech! Week 25 of 2026.” Below, a light gray rounded rectangle contains five bullet points summarizing newsletter highlights: Chief of Staff Jazzy Smith’s parting words; an invitation to BetaBuilders: Pride Tech Night on Tuesday; updates on key New York City primary races at the state and city level; a call to share feedback through The People’s Money participatory budgeting process; and a roundup of civic tech jobs and upcoming events. The design uses bold blue text inside the gray box and follows BetaNYC’s visual style.
Digital flyer for a free virtual “AI 101 with the Office of Council Member Justin Sanchez & BetaNYC” workshop on Thursday, June 18, from 12:00–1:30 pm, featuring registration link beta.nyc/e260618-rsvp and logos for Justin Sanchez and BetaNYC.
Flyer for a BetaNYC Mapping for Equity event in Mosholu Parkway, The Bronx. Residents are invited to help map neighborhood parks and public spaces to support accessibility and equity. The event takes place Friday, July 10, from 2:00 PM–4:00 PM, meeting at Mosholu Playground. The flyer includes illustrations of a streetlamp, bench, trash can, and fire hydrant, a registration link (beta.nyc/e260710-rsvp), and logos for New York City Council Member Eric Dinowitz and BetaNYC.
Blue BetaNYC event flyer for “BetaBuilders PrideTech Night.” Text reads: “BetaNYC Presents BetaBuilders PrideTech Night. June 23, 2026, 6 PM–8 PM. Wilka’s Sports Bar, 241 Bowery, New York, NY. Tickets: beta.nyc/e260623-rsvp.” The flyer includes rainbow Pride colors, a Progress Pride flag on a building, and white line-art icons of keyboards, laptops, gears, tools, and NYC buildings.
Graphic with a dark blue background and large white headline text reading, “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech — Week 24 of 2026.” A light blue rounded rectangle contains four highlights from the week’s newsletter: BetaNYC’s testimony to the Commission on Government Efficiency (COGE); upcoming events including BetaBuilders Pride Tech Night, AI 101 workshops, and the return of Mapping for Equity; new civic tech tools; and job postings with salary ranges.
Digital flyer for a free virtual “AI 101 with the Office of Council Member Justin Sanchez & BetaNYC” workshop on Thursday, June 18, from 12:00–1:30pm, featuring registration link beta.nyc/e260618-rsvp and logos for Justin Sanchez and BetaNYC.
Graphic with a dark blue background and large white headline text reading, “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech — Week 24 of 2026.” A light blue rounded rectangle contains four highlights from the week’s newsletter: BetaNYC’s testimony to the Commission on Government Efficiency (COGE); upcoming events including BetaBuilders Pride Tech Night, AI 101 workshops, and the return of Mapping for Equity; new civic tech tools; and job postings with salary ranges.
Graphic with a dark blue background and large white headline text reading, “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech — Week 24 of 2026.” A light blue rounded rectangle contains four highlights from the week’s newsletter: BetaNYC’s testimony to the Commission on Government Efficiency (COGE); upcoming events including BetaBuilders Pride Tech Night, AI 101 workshops, and the return of Mapping for Equity; new civic tech tools; and job postings with salary ranges.
Note: This image was generated with ChatGPT. Square logo graphic styled after the New York Knicks. Large orange block letters spell “COGE” above a blue banner that reads “Commission on Government Efficiency” in white text. The logo features a gray star-shaped backdrop and an orange basketball centered beneath the banner. Set against a blue background, the design mimics a professional basketball team logo using orange, blue, white, and gray colors.
Blue BetaNYC event flyer for “BetaBuilders PrideTech Night.” Text reads: “BetaNYC Presents BetaBuilders PrideTech Night. June 23, 2026, 6 PM–8 PM. Wilka’s Sports Bar, 241 Bowery, New York, NY. Tickets: beta.nyc/e260623-rsvp.” The flyer includes rainbow Pride colors, a Progress Pride flag on a building, and white line-art icons of keyboards, laptops, gears, tools, and NYC buildings.
Blue BetaNYC flyer introducing “BetaBuilders,” BetaNYC’s Public Interest Tech Sustaining Donor Community. The flyer lists five monthly giving tiers: Informed Neighbor at $5/month, Civic Hacker at $10/month, Borough Builder at $26/month, System Architect at $50/month, and Full Stack Sustainer at $100/month. Text at the bottom says “Become a BetaBuilder! beta.nyc/donate.” The design includes a white city skyline, tool icons, keyboards, laptops, and a large blue wrench.
Digital flyer for a free virtual “AI 101 with the Office of Council Member Justin Sanchez & BetaNYC” workshop on Thursday, June 18, from 12:00–1:30pm, featuring registration link beta.nyc/e260618-rsvp and logos for Justin Sanchez and BetaNYC.
Flyer on a cream background with red and blue text asking, “Have something to share?” It invites people to help keep the BetaNYC community informed and connected by submitting events, jobs and fellowships, projects, and updates to the weekly newsletter at beta.nyc/newsletter-inbox.
Blue graphic titled “This week in NYC’s #CivicTech, Week 23 of 2026.” A light blue rounded box lists newsletter highlights: BetaBuilders community membership program launch; tickets for BetaBuilders: Pride Tech Night; COGE’s upcoming hearing on modern government technology; and NYC Charter Explorer, powered by open charter data.
Blue BetaNYC event flyer for “BetaBuilders PrideTech Night.” Text reads: “BetaNYC Presents BetaBuilders PrideTech Night. June 23, 2026, 6 PM–8 PM. Wilka’s Sports Bar, 241 Bowery, New York, NY. Tickets: beta.nyc/e260623-rsvp.” The flyer includes rainbow Pride colors, a Progress Pride flag on a building, and white line-art icons of keyboards, laptops, gears, tools, and NYC buildings.
Flyer for “Discovering NYC Open Data,” a free recurring online workshop from NYC Open Data Ambassadors and BetaNYC. Text highlights learning how to find, filter, and visualize NYC data, with a QR code, illustration of two people with charts, and partner logos at the bottom.