Uniting data for a resilient Miami.
Open Miami brings together technologists, scientists, and neighbors to turn climate data into accessible tools and community-led action — so every Miami neighborhood can prepare for what's ahead.
Register for the 2026 Climate Collabothon
A week of workshops, data sprints, and community sessions focused on regenerative solutions for South Florida.
Started by neighbors, built for the whole community.
Open Miami began as a small group of individuals who shared a passion for environmental sustainability and regenerative, circular-economy principles. What started as informal conversations has grown into a vibrant coalition of futurists, activists, scholars, engineers, entrepreneurs, students, and volunteers, all working together to put regeneration into practice across Miami.
Every initiative we run is built in the open, in partnership with the people who live here — because the most resilient solutions are the ones a community helps design.
Democratizing data, insight, and action.
At Open Miami, our mission is to turn data, insight, and action into a universally accessible community resource that helps mitigate climate risk. We combine emerging civic technology, new financial models, rigorous data collection, and ancestral ecological knowledge to find the most impactful, practical solutions for people, profit, and planet.
- Open, publicly accessible climate data
- Community-owned regenerative finance models
- Cross-sector partnerships across Miami-Dade
Where the work is happening now.
Climate Risk Dashboard
An open, map-based dashboard tracking flood risk, heat exposure, and resilience investment across Miami-Dade neighborhoods.
Regenerative Finance Lab
Piloting community-owned financial models that channel capital into circular economy and coastal resilience projects.
Civic Science Fellowship
Pairing students and volunteer engineers with community organizations to collect and publish local environmental data.
Backed by Miami's climate ecosystem.
Ready to get involved?
Whether you're a scientist, engineer, student, or curious neighbor, there's a place for you in this coalition.