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BetaNYC/21stCenturyForAll

Toward a 21st Century City for All is an initiative of the Center for Urban Research at the CUNY Graduate Center, directed by Distinguished Professor John Mollenkopf in collaboration with New York City Council Member Brad Lander.

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BetaNYC/budgetBuddy

An API for more intuitive access to NYC Budget Data, current and historical

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BetaNYC/civic.json

A specification of the civic.json metadata standard for civic technology projects

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BetaNYC/NY-Waterways-GTFS-data

This is a collection of NY Waterways ferry schedule data in GTFS. It was provide to Noel Hidalgo by NY Waterways on request (circa Jan 2014).

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BetaNYC/projects-list

A simple listing tool to keep track of current civic tech projects of the BetaNYC community.

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BetaNYC/peoples-roadmap-nyc

Welcome to the 21st century New York, build by the people, for the people. In this citizen created roadmap, we outline how to humanize technology, move beyond transparency for transparency's sake, and ensure we have government technology that works for the people, built with the people.

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BetaNYC/nyc-open-gov-history

This is a timeline of major events, executive orders, legislation, software code and data releases in the history of New York City.

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BetaNYC/ReinventNYC.gov

Before BetaNYC was an organization, we were an award winning hackathon project. This is our submission to the Reinvent NYC.gov hackathon.

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BetaNYC/3114organizers

311 for organizers: turning 311 data into an informative, essential tool for local action

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BetaNYC/welcome

(in process) Introductory document for new brigade members, via GitHub Pages, originally created by @BretFisher and @bcbarsness.

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BetaNYC/About

This is BetaNYC. Here, you can comment on who we are.

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BetaNYC/Bike-Share-Data-Best-Practices

This repo is designed to gather bike share data best practices AND socialize a list of open and free tools to hack on bike share data. This grows from Council Member Brad Lander introducing Int. No 1117-2013 on 24 July 2013. This is a local law to amend the administrative code of the City of New York, in relation to requiring the complication of Citi Bike usage data.

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