Data Docs: Open Data on Screen is a day-long documentary screening program on Sunday, March 22nd, featuring films that delve into issues important to New Yorkers. These films are complemented by NYC Open Data datasets and followed by panel discussions involving data experts, City staff, community practitioners, and, where possible, the filmmakers themselves. A data help desk staffed by Open Data Week volunteers will be available in the lobby. Co-presented by the NYC Office of Data Analytics and DCTV, this event aims to bring together filmmakers, academics, civic technologists, and neighborhood residents to engage with shared data and stories. Each program block costs $10, or attendees can purchase a pass for all four blocks for $30.

Data Docs: Open Data on Screen with data experts, City staff, community practitioners, and, where possible, the filmmakers themselves

This day-long documentary screening program explores issues New Yorkers care about, such as street safety, housing, child care, and urban nature. Each film is paired with NYC Open Data datasets and followed by panel discussions. Attendees can also visit a data help desk in the lobby staffed by Open Data Week volunteers.