EquityNYC

EquityNYC reports the status of racial and social equity in New York City and the City's work to address disparities. It visualizes and contextualizes over 80 measures of well-being (traditionally known as "Social Indicators") across eight policy area as well as five Citywide Equity Metrics that track and report who the City serves, where services are located, who the City employs, who receives City contracts, and how the City promotes equity internally.

EquityNYC reflects the City's commitment to transparency and accountability. Reporting on this data is Charter-mandated and further described in Executive Order 45. The data presented on the site are also available via NYC Open Data.

Target Audience

• City policymakers
• Equity-focused community organizations
• City and academic equity researchers
• City elected officials and appointees
• Other cities and states focused on equity
• NYC residents interested in learning more about and acting on equity

Project Website

equity.nyc.gov

Project Partners

Over 60 City agencies, offices, and partners contribute data and other content to EquityNYC.

Key Features

• Equity Outcomes & City Service Metrics
  Interact with over 200 indicator data visualizations disaggregated by factors such as race/ethnicity, gender, income, and sexual orientation.


• Mapping Equity
  Explore over 130 equity indicators mapped by neighborhood in our interactive mapping tool.


• Equity Stories
  Read narrative deep dives into data, examples of equity data catalyzing action, and discussions of exciting work in the equity space.

How We Created EquityNYC

EquityNYC was developed in partnership with many City stakeholders. Our partners at Blenderbox and HD Made provided user experience, design, and development services.

Technology Powering EquityNYC

EquityNYC is developed on Django, a python-based open source platform, with a frontend supported by the React JavaScript library. The application is hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS). The data visualizations are supported by Highcharts and Carto. All of the data on the site are available on NYC Open Data.

Contact Us

equity@cityhall.nyc.gov