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MAP • MEMBERSHIPWhat we doAs a local community center, New Work City centers around three things:
CoworkingWork once in a while
If you need a place to work, but not all the time, our most popular memberships are part-time memberships, which range from a few days a month to a few days a week. Work for a day
No appointment necessary. Just show up with a laptop and a friendly disposition. You'll be good to go. Work all the time
Crank away on your startup 24/7. Our new space has spots you could hole yourself up in for as long as your neighbors can stand the smell and growing pile of energy drink cans. Work with others
If you're working alone at home and are tired of having one-way conversations with your cat, you can find great people to socialize with while you get your work done here. Work by yourself
If you just need a place to crank away uninterrupted, we're cool with that too. Put on a pair of headphones and we'll leave you alone. Have meetings
Invite partners, vendors, clients, investors, friends, and whoever else you need to work with. You'll have a variety of collaborative areas and meeting rooms at your disposal. EventsSee upcoming events >>Attend any of the below, or host your own! The space is here for the community to make use of. Meetup groups
Of all sorts of shapes and sizes. Hackathons
Crank away all weekend long with like-minded folks. Crisis Camps
Special weekend events dedicated to building solutions to urgent world issues. Developer Groups
Django NYC, Python, Ruby, and more-- when you organize them! NY Night Owls does awesome coworking sessions from 9pm to 3am every Tuesday. Read about it in the 7/26 NY Times! BarCamp organizer meetings
Volunteers planning various BarCamps will always have a free place to gather. A weekend-long event where people form teams and build startups. The relationships that get formed are even better. Brainstorm events
Come with an idea, or don't-- you'll be able to learn what others are working on and help them overcome the challenges they're facing. You just might learn something yourself along the way! Launch Parties
Members launching new projects can kick things off in style. We did it for KeenKong last year and had a blast. EducationTeach a class
Grow your brand, sharpen your skills, and make some cash-- teach a class on anything you like in our classroom space. Learn how to be a (better) independent
Attend our classes, all of which are geared toward helping you start or improve your life as an independent. A special education program focused on helping women learn how to become developers. How cool is that. Sponsors
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About New Work CityNew Work City is a coworking space and a community center for independents. It seeks to be a hub of activity for anyone with a independent disposition and a beacon for those who seek a chance to build great things alongside the city's best and brightest. Join our mailing list!For periodic updates and exciting goings-on. We won't share or spam!Who We AreNew Work City is a community that's open to anyone willing to participate and contribute. This includes startups, hackers, freelancers, students, lawyers, telecommuters, designers, writers, artists and all-around brilliant awesome people. Tony Bacigalupo is cofounder and Mayor of New Work City. He loves helping people lead happier, more independent lives. Peter Chislett is deputy Mayor of New Work City. A serial entrepreneur and Barcamp organizer, Peter has been helping NWC be awesome since May of 2009. Tony and Peter are just two of a large group of people who actively participate in building, running, and growing New Work City. Stop by to meet all of the great people who make NWC awesome. Goals
ValuesCommunity
New Work City is a community first and a business second. The latter exists to serve the interests of the former, not the other way around.
Independence
New Work City is run and sustained by the members of the community. It is not subject to the interests of a third party.
Accessibility
New Work City is open to anyone who will participate in the community and respect fellow citizens.
Sustainability
In two ways: New Work City is designed to be a self-sustaining organization, so that it can exist and help people for a very long time. By providing a place that encourages sharing, we are also playing our part to create a more self-sustaining society.
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