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Welcome Mentors and Fellows!
We’re happy to have you here. Here are some links to get you started.
Check out everything you need to know about the design challenge is on this team space: Project Great Dane: Designing Equitable Maps
Onboarding Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rD24w_nwloxQbvhXUad_eV9aq989Z5wB1EIt1sxIAPQ/edit?tab=t.4njyz21a68p3#heading=h.wyztonhtskoh
Make sure you’re on the Femmecubator Slack https://join.slack.com/t/femmecubator/shared_invite/zt-31k3q7u6c-HZxeCbjXfVTfHbXxnhpRDQ
Get your tickets: https://opensprints-civictech.eventbrite.com/
For questions, please reach out on Slack:
Kris Rubiano Krizia Fernando Bianca Ng (Data + Women)
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Equitable Mapping Design Challenge
This year, Femmecubator is partnering with Superbloom Design and Data+Women NYC to facilitate the Equitable Mapping Design Challenge (Project Great Dane).
Dive into New York City’s open data through opendata.nyc and collaborate with experts to develop innovative, equitable maps to impact change NYC’s diverse communities.
Join us at the Open Sprints Hackathon kick off
đź“… May 16, 11am - 5pm
📍In-person in New York City - link to RSVP on Eventbrite in the comments
🍕 Fellows get free admission, merch, prizes, and pizza!
1pm - 1:15pm | Demo: MTA Data Design Challenge Finalist | Presentor: Bianca Ng |
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1:30 pm - 3 pm | ||
(1 hour 30 mins) | Workshop |
Choose your topic:
Create a POV Statement: Why is this topic helpful to your commnuity?
Visualize: ideation + sketching + whiteboard; Data Analysis / Data Collection | Superbloom | | 3 pm | Prepare the Deck
POV Statement, Problem Summary Key Findings | Superbloom, Femmecubator, Amazon, D+W
| | 3:30 pm | Get Feedback, or extend work time | Team and Data + Women Mentors | | 4pm | Submit materials to Devpost | Team and Femmecubator Mentors | | 4:30 pm | Pitch off Demos | |
Project Great Dane: Dive into New York City’s open data through opendata.nyc and collaborate with experts to develop innovative, equitable maps that empower NYC’s diverse communities. Existing research work in critical areas such as heat vulnerability index, health impact of air pollution, or community health profile are good examples of data-driven design where using open data can make an impact.