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Learn, build, and help shape how Cambridge uses data. Whether you’re a neighbor, student, educator, researcher, or developer, we invite you to join the Cambridge Open Data community. Here are a few ways to do that:
Free, hands-on sessions at the Library and on Zoom. No prior experience required.
Check our calendar for upcoming open data events.
Our quarterly public meetings are where open data decisions happen. Come listen, ask questions, or share what data would help you.
Check our calendar for upcoming meetings or review previous meeting notes.
We visit classrooms, after‑school clubs, and college courses. We can tailor to your curriculum.
Request a school visitMade an app, analysis, visualization, or class project using Cambridge data or our API? We’d love to see it.
Submit your projectSee a gap we should fill, a dataset to publish, or an idea that would make the portal more useful? Tell us.
Propose a dataset or ideaCommunity groups, researchers, and city staff: let’s collaborate on demos, pilots, and practical projects.
Start a collaborationSubscribe to our (approximately quarterly) email newsletter for updates on new datasets, features, and events.
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