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There’s a big civic data conference in Baltimore this week

Civic hackers, it's networking time! It's the largest-ever annual meeting of the National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership.

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Baltimore is a gathering point for civic tech this week.
The National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership’s annual meeting is being held through Friday at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. It’s the largest-ever gathering of the group, which focuses on getting people access to neighborhood-level data.


The city’s own Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance and Code for Baltimore are represented. Code for America is also in the house. ?
https://twitter.com/CivicWhitaker/status/864850205262434308
The sessions include panel discussions and chances to dig into the data.
It’s not over when the sessions end. On Saturday, Code for Baltimore is putting together a special Hack Night at the Daily Grind coffeehouse in Fells Point. Guests from Code for America and other national players will be participating. RSVP below.
https://www.meetup.com/Code-for-Baltimore/events/239388159/

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