Civic & Public Life

A dated, sourced archive tracking Philadelphia Sheriff Rochelle Bilal’s tenure through court orders, audits, spending, vehicles, and personnel records.

The Tee Family House documents a woman-led rescue operation in Amman, covering treatment, food, temporary shelter, adoption, and public donation records.

A public evidence project that helps California nurses inspect hospital staffing, capacity, demand, and workforce change.

A German-English public atlas tracking what technologies can do, what is merely claimed, and where physical or institutional limits remain.

A source-linked political accountability archive tracking UBP-led governments, promises, projects, economic outcomes, and public controversies in Northern Cyprus.

A biweekly brief tracking how artificial intelligence reaches Tribal communities through data centers, water, health, business, policy, and governance.

A free search tool for comparing 312,110 Japanese government contract awards by project, company, or issuing agency.

A free, accessible community gathering in Cambridge with adaptive activities, live interpretation, a sensory-friendly space, and a detailed plan for getting around.

A searchable public register for people reported missing in the Nepal disaster, with a form for families and others to submit information.

A bilingual community site introduces San José de la Zorra through its landscape, culture, local projects, and respectful visitor guidance.

A historical archive documenting a University of Texas student movement, the secret society it exposed, the resulting book, and the surviving press record.

A biweekly brief tracking how artificial intelligence is affecting Tribal infrastructure, health, business, policy, and community decisions.

A八尾市 network connecting people across medical care, nursing, welfare, and community services.

The homepage introduces an Indigenous women’s music collective from Brazil’s Lower Tapajós, with songs, videos, a photo archive, and a message of defense for rivers, forests, and Indigenous territories.

A Bangor church combines Sunday worship with free showers, clothing, housewares, hot meals, and a place to sit down.

An audit service that checks police license-plate-camera search logs against published rules and produces sealed and public attestations.

A community reporting project connects cyber-fraud complaints through repeated phone numbers, bank accounts, and UPI IDs.

An investigative microsite compares Jocelyn Benson’s five stated data-center guardrails with the public record surrounding a Saline Township, Michigan project.

A data-driven political fact-check examining claims that undocumented immigrants are voting in American elections.

An open-data explorer for tracking Brazilian parliamentary amendments, recipients, municipalities, institutions, and reported spending.

A privacy-activist project combining an ALPR camera map, manifesto, legal campaign, protest merchandise, and a playable surveillance-themed arcade game.

A public Nepali-English bulletin board for reporting and finding missing, found, and deceased people.

A searchable directory of NRW care facilities showing reported vacancies for short-term and long-term care.

A searchable public-record database of Florida condominium, cooperative, and homeowner associations, organized by county and association details.

An archival project collecting the experiences of mothers and fathers who relinquished infants during the Baby Scoop Era.

A concept for a shared record that lets migrant workers and their families document what money sent home was meant to fund and what happened afterward.

A community hub for Diné veterans and families connected to Arizona’s Tse Si Ani Chapter.

A neighbor-run fundraiser supporting three Old Town Newhall businesses damaged or destroyed in an August 24 fire.

A civic honor project that celebrates the people who keep water flowing, bridges standing, servers answering, and archives intact.

A Jacksonville competition helps people ages 15–24 develop sustainability projects and compete for $1,000–$5,000 microgrants.

A proposed weekend downtown safety patrol that would place trained mothers on Orlando’s busiest corners from 10:30 PM to 3:00 AM.

An independent project measuring how quickly Ottawa auto-repair shops respond to the same customer enquiry.

A multilingual personal project questioning funeral culture in Spain and proposing forests, advance wishes, and shared testimony as alternatives.

A nonprofit MeshCore network in East Texas uses compatible LoRa radios to exchange messages across Rusk County without cell service, Wi-Fi, or the Internet.

A personal research and consulting site focused on reliable electricity for health facilities in Central Africa.

Cyber Scam Book collects cyber-fraud reports and connects repeated phone numbers, bank accounts, and UPI IDs across cases.

A New Hampshire accountability publication tracing laws, spending, votes, and local outcomes through connected investigations and explainers.

An independent, human-edited newsroom covering Longmont meetings, money, housing, infrastructure, elections, and public records.

A free annual competition and live festival for emerging musicians from the Agreste region of Pernambuco.

A live political accountability dashboard tracking executive actions, economic conditions, human costs, approval ratings, fact checks, and news.

A searchable database tracing pro-Israel political spending, donors, congressional recipients, and independent expenditures through FEC filings and lobby-group disclosures.

A university hackathon in Almoloya de Alquisiras asks teams of two to four to build around campus, agricultural, health, or open-ended regional problems.

A public map of Cyprus marketing agencies, alongside a community-built registry of the people and teams working across the island.

A Conroe resident campaign is petitioning for a public vote on the city’s Flock license-plate camera program.

A community-made interactive reference for Kentucky’s KY 536 road improvement project in Boone and Kenton Counties.

A French-language public project examines eight obstacles facing Tunisia and pairs proposed reforms with sourced figures, scenarios, and links back to the data.

An Arabic-language community registry for documenting suspected scams, poor service, and disputed transactions inside the DMA community.

A public-facing map and audit index tracking Flock ALPR cameras, government contracts, and documented misuse.

A civic editorial project proposing that water, housing, software, public knowledge, and other enclosed goods should return to cooperative, public, or commons-based ownership.

A permit-reading service turns public building records from 51 U.S. cities into plain-English neighborhood reports.

A community organisation in Horana, Sri Lanka, documenting work in education, health, infrastructure, livelihoods, housing and disaster relief.

A public opportunity map for Filipino skilled workers comparing overseas pathways across five destination countries.

A records desk for Australian company registrations, council activity, and planning evidence.

A neighborhood technology center offering digital-confidence classes, a shared make-and-repair lab, and community support.

A public-beta map tracking Ukraine’s deep strikes on Russia and occupied territories.

Prince Funso Ayeni’s campaign site for Nigeria’s Ekiti North Senatorial District combines Yoruba-language framing, electoral history, local voting data, and a polling-unit map.

A public-interest geospatial project that turns terrain, water, infrastructure, land-use, and change data into inspectable maps.

A searchable database of Japanese national and local subsidies, organized by deadline, region, purpose, and industry.

The official site of a Nigerian cricket club founded in 2005, covering its history, fixtures, youth development, news, and invitation to play.

A Vietnamese digital guide to Phù Lãng pottery, its artisans, making process, products, village experiences, and proposed technology network.

A state-by-state guide to US rules, certifications, products, and apartment questions surrounding solar systems that plug into a standard wall outlet.

A Grenoble program of cafés-débats, literary conversations, citizen round tables, and commissioned public forums.

An independent Ypsilanti-area information and opposition site documenting the proposed University of Michigan and Los Alamos datacenter project.

A read-only civic update finder that gathers official Calgary road, development, land-use, and public-notice records around places users choose.

A free search tool for Sacramento Superior Court criminal-calendar hearings by date, name, case number, or attorney.