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SUMMARY:PyData NYC: Making Static and Interactive Viz Using Matplotlib
DESCRIPTION:In this workshop with PyData NYC\, we will explore 311 dataset\, starting with exploratory charts (including maps)\, maybe creating a linked animation\, and concluding with a simple interactive visualization. In doing so\, we will unpack some of the fundamental concepts that underlie the architecture of Matplotlib\, hopefully providing attendees with the foundation for creating effective visualizations using Matplotlib. And the vocabulary to make more effective use of AI tools. Matplotlib is a big library\, and it can be difficult to know where to start. \nThis demo-tutorial is a guided tour through many of the essential features and concepts of Matplotlib so you can get started making publication-quality\, animated\, and interactive figures. We will be using the 311 dataset as a case study. \nThis event will be held at the CUNY Graduate Center (365 5th Avenue) in Manhattan. Register here.
URL:https://opendataweek.nyc/event/pydata-nyc-making-static-and-interactive-viz-using-matplotlib/
LOCATION:CUNY Graduate Center\, 365 5th Avenue\, Room C201/202/203\, New York\, NY\, 10016
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SUMMARY:Forging Links Between Public Scholarship\, Civic Tech\, and Open Data: A Showcase of CUNY Public Scholarship Practice Space (PS2) Projects
DESCRIPTION:Public scholarship has been a core value and practice of the CUNY Graduate Center since its founding 1961\, and long part of the culture of CUNY\, the largest urban public university in the United States. Increasingly\, public scholars committed to creating and disseminating knowledge in service of the public good work with open data in their projects\, and disseminate their work in open scholarly publishing platforms\, curate and release public datasets\, and engage in digital media to share their work for public audiences. \nThis interactive panel discussion will provide an overview of how public scholarship\, scholar activism\, and open data have many existing links in projects supported by The Public Scholarship Practice Space (PS2) at The Center for the Humanities at The CUNY Graduate Center. It will then showcase and reflect on several recent projects completed by graduate students at CUNY whose work focused on public scholarship\, activism\, arts-based methods\, digital equity\, and civic tech. Three of the identified presenters were 2025 Early Research Initiative/Public Scholarship Practice Space 2025 Summer Research Fellows and two presenters were Social Practice CUNY Fellows. \n– Ian G. Williams will share his research on digital literacy\, civic tech networks\, and democracy through participation in The Impacts of Civic Technology Conference (TICTeC) in Mechelen\, Belgium in July 2025\, experiments in creating pedagogical tools bridging open data literacy and data justice in a social work classroom while examining 311 complaints about homelessness\, and involvement with the NYC Public Interest Tech (PIT) Pop-Up this fall. Read Ian’s write-up on summer activities here. \n– Seon Britton will share his research on community technology organizations (CTOs) working to advance digital equity and inclusion in New York City through broadband internet service provision\, including fieldwork with Silicon Harlem and NYC Mesh. His work argues that CTOs are a new type of organization that can help in providing internet access to currently underserved communities. Read Seon’s write-up on summer activities here. \n– Jaclyn Reyes and Ezra Undag will share their work with The UKAI Initiative\, a transnational collaboration of artists\, cultural workers and researchers in the US and in the Philippines that aims to advance environmental and climate justice through art\, culture and community-building. The UKAI Initiative has several projects; this presentation will focus on the project\, “Transnational Clothing Pathways.” Read more about The UKAI Initiative here.
URL:https://opendataweek.nyc/event/forging-links-between-public-scholarship-civic-tech-and-open-data-a-showcase-of-cuny-public-scholarship-practice-space-ps2-projects/
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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/
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