The Community Sensor Lab is a low cost air quality monitor and data network for NYC that seeks to equip youth and community members with research tools and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics) skills to better advocate for local policy change on public health and environmental justice. The project mobilizes CUNY undergraduate and […]
The Reboot is our time to hang out, reflect on the day’s demos, and interact with the online PIT community.
Welcome to Day 2 of the NYC PIT Pop Up! Today’s PIT theme is: Innovating for Inclusion- Youth, Tech, and the Future of Immigration Justice. Innovating for Inclusion Day Schedule: Daily Demos: 2:00pm-6:00pm Planning With Parents Who Fear Deportation Pathfinder – AI For Immigration Life Project 4 Youth Alliance The Reboot: 6:00pm-7:30pm
Planning with Parents Who Fear Deportation is an interactive demo of the “Planning with Parents” website presented by CUNY Law came about from a project started in 2017 by CUNY Law School alums, professors, students, and other advocates and activists to help undocumented parents plan for their children and families in response to the […]
Our immigration system is broken, outdated, and overwhelmed. Families are being separated, and millions face deportation without legal help or reliable information. Pathfinder, Mobile Pathways’ newest AI-powered platform, helps immigration legal representatives access the fast facts that matter most. It transforms thousands of rows of government data into a clear, intuitive interface that simplifies […]
Life Project 4 Youth Alliance is a federation of 16 organizations in 13 countries whose aim is the development of innovative solutions for the comprehensive inclusion (professional and social) of young adults (18-24 years old) living in extreme poverty and suffering from exclusion. It implements professional and social skills training as well as contact between […]
The Reboot is our time to hang out, reflect on the day’s demos, and interact with the online PIT community.
Welcome to Day 3 of the NYC PIT Pop Up. Today’s PIT theme is: Community Engagement. Community Engagement Day Schedule: Daily Demos: 2:00pm-6:00pm Heat Complaints in NYC: Borough Focused Analysis from August ’23 to April ’25 IlluminationSpace Hub Ecosystem Map Bed-Stuy 2125 whatisthislinefor.nyc The Reboot: 6:00pm-7:30pm
Heat Complaints in NYC: Borough Focused Analysis from August ’23 to April ’25 is an interactive project that addresses two critical questions for those NYC residents who experience no-heat situations in their residences. Using elements of Tableau, this project determines 1) how different winter temperature patterns affect the number of complaints and 2) that there were […]
The IlluminationSpace Hub Ecosystem Map: Civic Science in Action Analyzing the Impact of Emergent Informal STEM Learning Partnerships on Under-resourced Communities and Academic STEM Research is a project that presents outcomes of a Rita Allen Foundation Civic Science Fellowship, supporting an 18-month effort to research, analyze, and expand the ASRC IlluminationSpace Hub (IS Hub). The […]
Bed-Stuy 2125 is a speculative design project that imagines what Bedford-Stuyvestant could look like in 100 years. Against the backdrop of gentrification today, this project is meant to inspire creative, participatory, and culturally-informed ideas about the types of spaces and services that residents can build and demand to reflect the history and contributions of the […]
Whether for pop-ups, concerts, trendy bakeries, or sneaker drops, whatisthislinefor.nyc addresses the uniquely NYC phenomenon of standing in long lines. The project is a real-time, community powered website that tracks queues: where people are gathering, how long they’re waiting, and what they’re waiting for. Lines are more than just means to access… in NYC they’re […]