Today, we are pleased today to release a new study that shows the overall trends happening in the NYC tech community, including job growth, venture capital growth, and more.

On Tuesday, we saw for the first time the three NYC mayoral candidates square off. Unfortunately, tech, jobs, and the economy weren't discussed despite their importance.

To help more women get their feet in the door at tech companies, Cornell Tech and the City University of New York have launched a new women-only winter internship program, called the Winternship.

We are pleased to announce that more than 50 leaders in the New York tech community have all signed a letter urging Amazon to build its "HQ2" in NYC.

We’ve been busy working on ways to help our members engage on some of the biggest challenges facing us today. 

Today, on National Voter Registration Day, we are working to help our fellow citizens get registered so they can participate in arguably the most important American tradition.

Tech:NYC has released a policy brief to help provide context that explains why DACA was implemented in the first place, where we are now, and potential next steps in the process.

This month’s companies to watch focuses on five Tech:NYC members that are embracing social good and making a real difference in their communities.

A new report released this past week by the Office of the NY State Comptroller, Thomas DiNapoli, highlighted New York’s thriving tech sector.

Check out our new platform, Tech Takes Action, here.

In response to the Trump Administration's decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy, Tech:NYC has issued the following statement.

We thought summer might slow down a little bit. But if you’re news junkies like us, you know that wasn’t the case. Maybe next year?

Even at its worst, New York City still has the best transit options in America. To keep it that way, we need to keep building a better public transit system for 10 or even 20 years down the line, while we address immediate problems.

We’ve started a new monthly feature to highlight five up-and-coming member companies each month. Check out our first five for August 2017.

To see some of New York’s best traits up close, look no further than the borough of Queens, which is full of incredible diversity, culture, food, and startups.

The fights over immigration policy continue to rage in D.C. Today, we’re writing with two ways you can weigh in now on this important issue.

Tech:NYC has offered the following statement in response to the Trump Administration and Senators Cotton and Perdue's proposal today to curb legal immigration with a new system:

Every week there’s some crazy new thing happening in D.C.—and sometimes we feel like there’s little we can do. But that’s wrong.

We are incredibly disappointed by the Trump Administration's recent decision to file a brief arguing that the law should not protect LGBTQ individuals from workplace discrimination.

Tomorrow, many technology companies—including many Tech:NYC members like Airbnb, Etsy, Facebook Google, and Kickstarter—will participate in a day of action to save net neutrality.