Civic & Public Life

A nationwide resource navigator organizes established support by state, age, urgency, and need, without asking for an account or personal story.

A free register that matches people needing blood in Assam with voluntary donors by blood group and district.

A Japanese nonprofit in Suita, Osaka, offers a free, low-pressure place for elementary through high-school students who are not attending school.

An interactive civic-data lab tests claims about New York City against selectable peer cities across crime, jobs, housing, transit, and air travel.

An open methodology project publishes sourced, computed data on human outcomes, beginning with a Teenager Outcomes Index covering 125 countries.

HEAT structures housing assessments for coordinated entry without assigning a vulnerability score or deciding who gets housing.

HEAT is a structured housing-triage assessment for coordinated entry that documents needs, computes chronic-homelessness status, and recommends interventions without assigning a score or queue position.

A Teluk Bakau, Bintan project documenting and teaching jong model-boat sailing, with youth programs, race records, history, and photographs.

A daily public-record tracker measuring how the claimed renaming of Lake Ontario to Lake America is propagating through U.S., Canadian, state, maritime, and binational sources.

An independent register lets families report people missing with a photograph, while readers search names and submit reports about people found after the Rasuwa flood.

Nepal Hackathon is organizing engineers, scientists, mappers, researchers, technology providers, donors, and other contributors around flood response and longer-term preparedness.

A live public board for searching, reporting, and updating missing-person cases after the Rasuwa flood.

A regional magazine and practical guide to Tanto, Toyooka, covering its food, craftspeople, festivals, stays, empty houses, work, and seasonal places.

A queer-feminist Berlin festival bringing South Caucasian artists, collectives, journalists, and activists together for a day of performance, talks, film, markets, and music.

A Washington initiative campaign proposes overtime pay after 40 hours for all workers, backed by a salary-and-hours calculator and an organizing pledge.

An independent local notebook explains Crosby-area budgets, grant programs, deadlines, and municipal funding in plain English.

A Japanese workshop project uses a cooperative board game to help people experience how unspoken differences can create loneliness.

A Dongcheng community for solo founders, combining workspace, computing, policy guidance, business scenarios, and startup services.

A Cyprus-focused public-data observatory tracking population, migration, citizenship, and social statistics back to their official sources.

Hydrionis is an evidence-led global water intelligence platform connecting water data, science, infrastructure, and history.

A public data project that grades U.S. school districts on how clearly they disclose their spending.

A Turkish local-history campaign makes the case for a Köyceğiz museum through six empty display cases, an archive, and a public signature wall.

A public beach directory tracking conditions across Lake Ontario’s New York shoreline while documenting the disputed “Lake America” renaming.

A privacy-first guide that helps service members, Veterans, families, and survivors work out which military, VA, retirement, and benefits pathways apply to them.

A weekly guide to what councils, county boards, and the North Carolina General Assembly are taking up across the region.

A Nepal-led coordination site asks volunteers, technical teams, donors, and resource providers to support flood response around the Bhote Koshi–Trishuli river system.

A public-data guide for searching and comparing 1,165 California nursing homes across ratings, inspections, staffing, ownership, and penalties.

OneStop lets people search and post local jobs, housing, goods, services, events, and community notices by neighborhood.

A resident-led, non-partisan Oakville project organizing six local issues, candidate information, election dates, debates, and responsibility across four levels of government.

A locally curated guide to family activities, events, parks, programs, and free things to do around Salem, Oregon.

A reproducible research site examining housing supply, parking rules, and land use in Bellevue and the Eastside using public records.

A local campaign site opposing a proposed BVSD restructuring that could close, consolidate, relocate, or reconfigure 16 schools.

A multilingual public memorial documenting people who died of COVID-19 in Sri Lanka.

A weekly digest of Terre Haute and Vigo County government meetings, with each highlight linked to an exact moment in a recording or a page in a document.

A source-linked tracker of Albuquerque restaurants, retail, hotels, housing and major development projects.

An Ipoh heritage-craft project sells ready-to-paint Labu Sayong ceramic sets, runs guided workshops, and builds pottery programming with schools, government agencies, and community groups.

A resident-built investigation into recurring boil-water notices, low-tank emergencies, and capacity constraints in West Travis County’s public water system.

An Amharic-language archive of the life, writings, monastery, and 600th anniversary of Ethiopian scholar and saint Aba Giorgis ZeGasecha.

An independent, unofficial tracker covering Chicago’s 2027 mayoral and council races, the 2026 elected school board, and a line-by-line look at local taxes.

A searchable lookup for EPA drinking-water violations across 12,903 U.S. community water systems.

A photographic archive of landscapes, villages, and visitor experiences across Mallorca’s 14 Pla de Mallorca municipalities.

A bilingual civic project documenting reported changes to an Albuquerque waterway and helping residents request official review.

A Central Texas foundation funds eight-lesson swim scholarships for children whose families cannot afford lessons.

MACSITNA documents scam operations, publishes case evidence, and invites the public to report scams.

An Istanbul Technical University research project combines electrospun nanofiber membranes with cold atmospheric plasma to capture and destroy PFAS in contaminated water.

A source-linked monitor of South Korea’s 22nd National Assembly and Democratic Party task forces.

A Ukrainian charitable foundation supplies frontline units, helps communities damaged by war, and publishes its work through photo and video reports.

A survivor-centred tool for reporting domestic, intimate-partner, and gender-based violence while finding local help and planning next steps.

A neighborhood-wide garage-sale festival in Solymár, Hungary, where residents open their own properties to sell everything from children's clothes and toys to books, furniture, and retro lamps.

A public reference that maps AI risks, grades their severity, identifies who is working on them, and points toward action.

An independent, source-verified handbook explaining the EU’s digital power of attorney, company certificates, organisational mandates, and related eIDAS 2 rules.

A Spanish-language community infrastructure project connecting animals, caregivers, technical knowledge, devices, and resources.

An account-free public reporting tool for documenting alleged bribe demands across Bangladesh.

A Japanese community media site covering events, news, weather, jobs, disaster information, gardening, and everyday life in Kamioka, Hida.

An independent civic explainer and merch project defending Lake Ontario’s name amid a U.S. labeling dispute.

A plain-language search and browsing interface for Philadelphia food-safety inspection records.

ROSO presents a multilingual interactive map of publicly sourced earthquakes, fires, storms, floods, humanitarian information, webcams, and aerial data.

A Korean community organization’s archive of resident-led cultural, welfare, economic, and environmental work in Seosu-myeon.

A NYC nanny community for anonymous stories, workplace advice, local connections, and practical guidance on pay and rights.

A free county-level tool that uses NOAA tornado records to show frequency, violent-tornado history, and estimated shelter costs.

A monitoring service for West Virginia legislation, rules, ordinances, levies, utility actions, and other public records that may affect property costs or obligations.

An independent bilingual guide to Corrientes’ public riverfront, covering its history, walking route, transport, access, services, and visitor basics.

A sourced explainer of the EU Company Certificate: what registers issue, what the document contains, what it proves, and what it costs.

A hyperlocal directory of food, events, and job vacancies across sixteen Dutch villages between Peel and Maas.

A proposed public Indigenous development corporation that would scale or franchise Indigenous-controlled businesses through one shared parent company.

A bilingual directory mapping Jain Shraman Sangh chaturmas locations, resident saints, addresses, and contact numbers across India.

A Côte d’Ivoire sponsorship campaign supporting the continued schooling and reintegration of vulnerable girls and young mothers.

A community project connecting women in three New York counties with housing, food, addiction, financial, and safety resources.

A sourced tracker explains the federal rename, compares who uses each name, follows the implementation timeline, and links to live lake conditions.

A plain-language legal education site with interactive scenarios, guided explanations, letter templates, and links to free legal help across 17 countries.

A bilingual local guide to Venkatagiri’s heritage, handloom tradition, landmarks, festivals, and everyday life.

An open Indonesian political index scores executive, legislative, and judicial power-holders against Pancasila and constitutional principles.

A South Australian community challenge that turns bushfire preparation into an eight-week sequence of actions, quizzes, badges, prizes, and shared stories.

A Colombian nightlife network asks bars and clubs to direct part of their sales toward construction materials for people who need them.

A cooperative senior-living project in Maó, Menorca, for people aged 60 and over who want private space alongside shared services, activities, and mutual support.

A public Brazilian voting experiment asks visitors to choose one of six presidential pre-candidates and watch the count accumulate.

A free public tool showing wildfire-risk percentiles and building-exposure details for 31,521 US communities.

A curated Oakland newsstand covering government, public safety, schools and culture.

A live map of US wildfires, satellite heat detections, smoke, and air quality.

A civic information service collecting emergency helplines, disaster bulletins, alert maps, missing-person reports, relief-fund information, and community submissions.

A Pakistan-based nonprofit research foundation working across molecular biology, diagnostics, biotechnology, training, and public health.

A hyperlocal Bluffdale, Utah news site covering civic notices, public safety, AI data centers, local businesses, and Joey the Frog.