ALT Banner with a dark blue background and stylized “OPEN DATA WEEK 2026” title, labeled as powered by NYC Open Data. Main text reads “The Newest New Yorkers: How Immigrant Groups Navigate Visa Pathways.” Bottom logos include BetaNYC, NYC Open Data, and NYC OTI (Office of Technology & Innovation). The graphic promotes a session focused on immigration pathways, immigrant communities, and the use of data to understand migration experiences in New York City.
ALT Banner with a dark blue background and stylized “OPEN DATA WEEK 2026” title, labeled as powered by NYC Open Data. Main text reads “Build It, Use It, Own It: Making Language Data Work For You.” Bottom logos include BetaNYC, NYC Open Data, and NYC OTI (Office of Technology & Innovation). The graphic promotes a session focused on language data, community ownership, and practical uses of linguistic and open data tools.
ALT Promotional banner for Open Data Week 2026 on a dark blue background with stylized 3D text reading “OPEN DATA WEEK 2026” at the top, accompanied by a small “Powered by NYC OpenData” label. Centered below in light blue text: “Vital City: Exploring 30 Years of NYC Crime — and What Comes Next.” Along the bottom are logos for BetaNYC, NYC OpenData, and NYC Office of Technology & Innovation (NYCOTI).
ALT Three people including council member de la rosa at bottom participating in a virtual meeting with NYC Open Data branding in the background of one participant's screen.
ALT Three individuals participate in a virtual panel discussion during Open Data Week 2026, each in separate video frames, with council member Eric Dinowitz at the bottom
ALT Person placing a red dot on a large yellow board covered with multiple red dots at a busy indoor event for open data documentaries
ALT Red vintage fire truck cab converted into a bar setup inside a dimly lit venue with neon signs above and poster for open data week documentaries
ALT Two people seated on stage looking up at a large screen displaying a woman during question and answer segment of documentary screening
ALT Audience seated in a dark theater watching a bright movie screen with an outdoor scene.
ALT Formal proclamation document on Washington, DC mayoral letterhead. A portrait photo of Mayor Muriel Bowser appears on the left alongside the "We Are Washington DC" star logo and the official District of Columbia seal. The proclamation declares March 22–29, 2026 as "Open Data Week" in Washington, DC, citing the District's 2016 Open Data initiative, Mayoral Order 2017-115, and the city's open data portal serving over 50 agencies. Signed by Mayor Bowser.
ALT Poster for Open Data Week 2026 event on family history voter records from 1915-1956, featuring speakers Ken Cobb and Marcia Kirk.
ALT Poster for Open Data Week 2026 event on family history voter records from 1915-1956, featuring speakers Ken Cobb and Marcia Kirk.
ALT Colorful promotional poster for NYC Open Data Week 2026 from March 22-29 with cityscape and transit illustrations. text reads: new york city open data week marks 10th anniversary with dynamic lineup featuring more than 80 events celebrating public data
ALT Promotional graphic for 'Mapping Emergency Food Needs in NYC' event on March 25 at 10:00 am with details about the session and how to register.
ALT Bright yellow poster for Data Docs event featuring a cartoon apple and worm promoting NYC Open Data Week 2026 screenings, taking place sunday march 22
ALT Open Data Week 2025 12:15-1 PM One Tool for All Your Public (or Private) Data Extraction Needs 1:30-2:30 PM Last Mile Delivery: Automating Data Distribution to NYC Open Data 3-4 PM Mapping Community District Data Over Time using R 4:30-5:30 PM Fast Track Application & Data Development
ALT A vibrant digital illustration promoting Open Data Week 2025, featuring stylized New York City landmarks, vehicles, and cyclists in neon colors. The event is powered by NYC OpenData and takes place from March 22-30. text reads: Join us at more than 60 free events about N Y C and open Data
ALT The Queens Name Explorer logo: a stylized street sign, with three multicolored blades spelling out "Queens Name Explorer," and the words "Presented by Queens Memory," on a purple background.
ALT A vibrant digital illustration promoting Open Data Week 2025, featuring stylized New York City landmarks, vehicles, and cyclists in neon colors. The event is powered by NYC OpenData and takes place from March 22-30.