DATA2GO.NYC - Measure of America: A Program of the Social Science Research Council

Access the tool here!

→ If you are interested in attending one of our free, interactive demos to learn more about the updated DATA2GO.NYC site, you can find registration and more info below:

DATA2GO Demo Session 1: May 15th, 2025, 12–1pm ET — register here.
DATA2GO Demo Session 2: May 21st, 2025, 1–2pm ET — register here.

→ If you are a NYC non-profit that is interested in joining our Data Clinic program, you can apply here. Applications close May 16th, 2025.

DATA2GO.NYC is a free, robust mapping and data visualization tool that consolidates, harmonizes, analyzes, and compares over 400 indicators of human well-being and inequality in New York City. Data is available for the city’s five boroughs, 59 community districts, and nearly 200 neighborhoods.

First launched in 2015 by Measure of America with support from The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust, DATA2GO.NYC brought together for the first time federal, state, and local data vital to understanding how multiple factors combine to influence New Yorkers’ well-being in every neighborhood. Since then, it has become part of NYC’s civic infrastructure, a go-to tool for people and organizations dedicated to improving the lives of New Yorkers.

The updated tool includes the latest available data, scores of new indicators, a new interface, and new functions, including the ability to compare changes over time, view neighborhood data by demographic group, and create data dashboards for every New York City borough, community district, and neighborhood.

DATA2GO.NYC is for policymakers, nonprofits, philanthropies, community service providers, researchers, journalists, students, and all New Yorkers who want to understand the needs and well-being of New York City residents. The tool allows users to make connections and comparisons in terms of neighborhood characteristics, quality of life, demographics, and resources across communities. It gives users the data they need to create and advocate for better policies, develop more targeted services and outreach strategies, and improve people’s lives.