Grab your bagels, it’s almost #BetaBagels time! 👀 🥯 🥁

Join us at 9:00 tomorrow morning for a conversation on gov tech policy recommendations for NYC in 2026.

Register: https://www.beta.nyc/event/betabagels012

🥯 Grab your bagels!

BetaBagels returns this Friday for a conversation on gov tech policy recommendations in NYC for 2026, featuring the Democratic Socialists of America, Public Sector Job Board, Tech Mayor Project, and Tech:NYC.

Register now: https://www.beta.nyc/event/betabagels012

Our dream for the 10th NYC School of Data: More community-led sessions, more accessibility, more students and neighbors in the room.

To get there, we’re seeking sponsors who believe in public interest tech for all New Yorkers.

Please share our sponsor call with your organization: https://beta.nyc/SoData26-Sponsor

Week 50 of 2025 is packed: community policy ideas for the transition team, a fresh look at NYC’s mayoral count, new developments on AI regulation, local job openings, and events that bring our ecosystem together.

Catch the full snapshot in This week in NYC’s #CivicTech here: https://www.beta.nyc/newsletter-week50

BetaBagels is back! 🥯 🥳 📣

This Friday, join the Democratic Socialists of America, Public Sector Job Board, Tech Mayor Project, and Tech:NYC for a Zoom conversation on NYC gov tech and public interest tech policy priorities for 2026.

Register: https://www.beta.nyc/event/betabagels012

#BetaBagels #civictech #govtech #nyc #datascience #datagovernance

We’re building the NYC School of Data 2026 lineup now! 🥳

Got something that turns open data into public good—at block, borough, or city scale? We welcome your proposals, especially across digital equity, smart cities, and AI.

Share your idea: http://schoolofdata.nyc

Have a civic tech or gov tech policy idea you want the next administration to see? We’re compiling community proposals for the transition team, from digital equity to open data and public engagement.

Check out the updated spreadsheet and learn how to submit your ideas in this week’s newsletter: https://www.beta.nyc/newsletter-week50

This week in NYC’s civic tech, we’re still gathering your best ideas for the incoming administration. Our community spreadsheet of policy proposals is growing, so if you have a concrete public interest tech or gov tech idea, now is the time to share it.

https://www.beta.nyc/newsletter-week50

For a decade, NYC School of Data has been powered by community energy and partners who believe in public interest tech.

As we plan our 10-year conference in March 2026, we’re inviting sponsors to help us keep tickets affordable and spaces welcoming.

Know someone who might be interested? Send them here: https://beta.nyc/SoData26-Sponsor

BetaNYC’s annual NYC School of Data returns this March for citywide learning and collaboration!

As we build the 2026 program, we’re seeking ideas that unite digital equity, smart cities, and AI with open data for community impact.

Join us on March 28, 2026, at CUNY School of Law.

Help shape the agenda: http://schoolofdata.nyc