Join a community of neighbors, public servants, civic leaders, technologists, and advocates for a full-day unconference exploring the intersection of democracy, civil society, government operations, and more.

CityCamp NYC is a space for networking and learning. Let’s build a better city, together!

September 19, 2026, at Hunter College

Sponsors

2026 Lead Partner

Reinvent Albany advocates for transparent and accountable New York government. We work to strengthen FOIL, put government information online, and are vocal advocates for open data laws and practices. We also advocate for more accountable and better-governed state authorities, including the MTA. We seek to create a state government that is responsible, responsive and above board and thus we fight for public integrity measures and against laws and practices that increase the risk of corruption and favor the few and well-connected over the public interest.

Community Sponsor

Nava is a public benefit corporation working to make government services simple and effective. We’re trusted by some of the largest federal and state agencies to solve complex and highly scrutinized technology modernization challenges. We guide agencies constrained by legacy systems to a future with sharp user experiences built on secure, reliable, fault-tolerant cloud infrastructure. Learn more at https://www.navapbc.com

Tabling Sponsor

Database Tycoon is a data consultancy serving small/mid-sized companies and non-profits whose data has outpaced their systems. We assess the data our clients already have and design an architecture that fits the needs of the business, from planning through implementation. Our aim is to leave every client with a stack that they can use to self-serve their own custom analytics.

Venue Partner

Hunter College Urban Policy and Planning is the host for CityCamp NYC 2026. Since Paul Davidoff founded the department in 1965 on the principles of advocacy planning and social justice, UPP has held that cities are made better when the people who live in them help shape the decisions that affect their lives. CityCamp brings that belief to campus for a day, connecting the department’s students and faculty with the residents, community organizations, and public servants working to make New York a fairer, more open, and better-run city.