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SUMMARY:Festival Keynote: Rahul Bhargava on Community Data
DESCRIPTION:Join the CUNY Graduate Center for a pre-Open Data Week keynote featuring Rahul Bhargava\, the author of Community Data. Presented by the Masters in Data Analysis and Visualization and the Masters in Digital Humanities programs. \nDatafication has driven the adoption of new quantified processes in civic contexts\, but our tools and methods haven’t adapted to be more participatory and empowering. The traditional toolbox of surveys\, spreadsheets\, and charts wasn’t designed for community settings. Artists\, planners\, designers\, non-profits\, journalists\, and others are pushing the boundaries of data representation in order to meet audiences where they are with impactful multi-sensory data stories. Physical data sculptures\, embodied data theatre\, participatory data murals\, data sonification performance—these are the new practices we need to cultivate in order to engage larger groups of people around data in community settings. Join us to explore how we can hear\, feel\, smell\, and taste our data to create more inclusive data experiences. \nThis event will now be held in room C201/202/203 on the Concourse level of the Graduate Center. Attendees should come in through the main entrance and take the elevator down to the C level.
URL:https://opendataweek.nyc/event/festival-keynote-rahul-bhargava-on-community-data/
LOCATION:CUNY Graduate Center\, 365 5th Avenue\, Room C201/202/203\, New York\, NY\, 10016
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SUMMARY:Queens & Me: Neighborhood Stories Beyond the Data
DESCRIPTION:What’s your Queens story? Join Kelly Jean Fitzsimmons and other No\, YOU Tell It! producers to discover the personal stories behind the public places we share. Participants will use writing prompts to interact with the Queens Name Explorer\, an interactive digital map developed by Queens Memory and Urban Archive\, alongside data gathered from numerous New York City and State sources. Together\, we will learn the historical significance behind the people’s names that grace Queens streets\, parks\, monuments\, and more\, including luminaries who will be honored at the Women’s History Month exhibition on view at Culture Lab LIC\, where this workshop will be held. \nParticipants will explore their place in Queens through a series of written and visual prompts\, including a scavenger hunt through the exhibition to engage with the personal stories of these historic Queens women. The program will culminate in a story-sharing activity that invites participants to pick a point on the map and trade tales of their experiences on that spot to enrich local history with our shared and unique stories. \nRegister here.
URL:https://opendataweek.nyc/event/queens-me-neighborhood-stories-beyond-the-data/
LOCATION:Culture Lab LIC\, 5-25 46th Avenue\, Long Island City\, New York\, 11101\, United States of America
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