Civic & Public Life

A Miyazaki Prefecture north-area directory of places where children can learn, rest, connect, or receive support when they are not attending school.

A Boulder preservation campaign documents the case for keeping Spruce Pool operating beyond 2027.

A Boulder campaign arguing that the city should keep its 1922 public pool operating.

The official site of a traditional area in Ghana’s Oti Region, documenting its chiefs, Akan heritage, development work, and Akwantutenten festival.

A multilingual digital memorial for the Italian military cemetery at Milovice, combining historical context, a searchable fallen-person archive, and information about visiting the site.

A searchable collection of public-lands statistics covering national parks, outdoor recreation economies, federal visitation, and Recreation.gov bookings.

An interactive comparison of AI models that estimates energy used per answer alongside capability scores.

A reference site tracking West Papua through geography, history, current developments, environmental pressures, politics, and cultural life.

An interactive public map tracking planning cases and building permits across Benton and Washington Counties in Arkansas.

A sourced ranking of major sovereign wealth funds, public pensions, and strategic funds, with assets, dates, countries, and disclosure grades.

A Boulder campaign asks residents and city council to preserve Spruce Pool, the city’s oldest public pool, before its ongoing funding disappears from the 2027 budget.

A civic directory for finding Indian Members of Parliament and examining their roles, MPLADS records, works, and House participation.

An interactive concept note for offline-first metro guidance designed for blind and low-vision passengers.

A public-record investigation into Cedar Lake’s declining water levels, six Coffee-affiliated dams, and the evidence behind competing explanations.

A crude doodle delivers a surprisingly serious prostate-cancer screening primer.

A virtual 923-kilometre bike ride from Tuktoyaktuk to Dawson City, designed for people living with Parkinson’s and anyone who wants to ride along.

An independent guide to Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, organizing local history, archival photographs, places to eat and visit, veterans, sports, and a county calendar.

An activist project argues that AI-assisted legal work can help ordinary people challenge institutions without being priced out of court.

A neighborhood information portal for childcare vacancies, waste collection, school districts, hazards, public facilities, and local services within 1.5 km of Musashi-Kosugi Station.

A national daily reporting on French public life through prefectures, town halls, factories, shipyards, and regional decisions.

A source-oriented research platform for searching German laws, tracking regulatory publications, and inspecting where its legal material comes from.

A participant-facing guide to an Indiana University study that puts energy assistance into a personal savings account for MidAmerican bills.

The Bulgarian village cultural center documents local customs, food, ecology, events, and nature around the Maritsa River.

A Maine island nonprofit builds, preserves, and manages affordable year-round homes for the people who keep North Haven running.

A live transport dashboard checks whether New York's roads, subways, and bike-share system are behaving normally.

A public-data directory that compares 6,481 Korean eldercare facilities by evaluation scores, staffing ratios, location, capacity, and dementia-care provision.

A Spanish-language digital archive documenting the history, teaching, production, and social impact of Braille across Latin America.

An interactive atlas tracks nighttime brightness across 13 Syrian cities and 414 neighborhoods, month by month from 2010 onward.

A free UK Discord community for student paramedics, ambulance clinicians, volunteers, educators and others working through the job together.

An Alabama candidate-pledge page tracking commitments on pollution standards and data-center costs.

A searchable tracker of U.S. genetics and genomics bills, laws, regulations, and policies.

Kaurma presents a New Hampshire ballot-access case as the founding example for a nonviolent network of people preparing to fight their own legal battles.

An anonymous Rosh Hashana project where people share one modest commitment for the year ahead.

An interactive map showing how far people must walk to reach groceries, pharmacies, schools, playgrounds, and other everyday amenities across Canada.

A plain-language index of active U.S. food recalls, with filters for allergens, states, brands, hazards, and recall class.

A free, beginner-friendly Go club meeting twice a month at The Loch Cafe and Games in Duluth, Minnesota.

A question-answering guide to Yorùbá culture, history, language, and thought, connected to a broader cultural corpus and dictionary.

A Bengali reporting platform for documenting bribery, disappearances, harassment, land grabbing, crime, and other public-interest abuses.

A Japanese public-data observatory tracking household prices, energy, weather, seasons, and health indicators over time.

A public verification register for aesthetic-medicine and plastic-surgery clinics in Kyrgyzstan, checked against official registers rather than treatment outcomes.

An editorial data project reranks Ontario’s ten highest opioid-toxicity mortality cities using deaths, emergency-department burden, and homelessness.

An independent Spanish-language archive of live Congress and Senate transcripts, summaries, and topic search.

A searchable educational archive of U.S. presidential assassinations, attempts, plots, and related security incidents.

An Iowa investigation documents farmers, families, and agricultural workers connected to paraquat exposure and Parkinson’s disease litigation.

A public-records journalism project that follows law-enforcement encounters from dispatch and body-camera footage through the final case disposition.

A source-first guide connecting candidates’ public statements with votes, bills, filings, money, and other official records.

A morning briefing that gathers Tokyo news, local information, safety updates, civic events, and practical guides for residents and visitors.

A community archive for a Kabyle village in Algeria, gathering its history, photographs, testimonies, language, and diaspora connections.

A city-by-city reference for backyard project rules, beginning with tree-removal permits and municipal source documents.

A state-by-state reference to home daycare licensing thresholds, capacity limits, age ratios, and cited regulations.

A public-data lookup for Florida tap-water quality by ZIP code, city, county, or community water system.

A community calendar collecting local events, organizers, venues, and neighborhood projects around Maastricht.

A free regional news outlet covering La Rochelle, Rochefort, Royan, Saintes, and the Île de Ré.

A parish site for Mass times, sacrament requirements, announcements, events, ministries, and the history of Mater Dolorosa in Barangay Dolores, Capas.

The homepage presents the Niue Women Alliance for Climate Justice and its work across climate action, gender justice, cultural knowledge, and community resilience.

An encrypted emergency-alert system for households, neighbourhoods, apartment buildings, and other trusted groups.

A free comparison of Georgia natural-gas plans, ranking filed rates by estimated annual cost and displaying early-termination fees and PSC complaint counts.

A regional business census asks Quindío entrepreneurs to register once so institutions can direct support, training, financing, and reconstruction efforts.

An Azerbaijani historical-image archive plotted onto a searchable, multilingual map.

An Ecuadorian system that maps canton-level incidents and prepares monthly institutional risk reports for municipal teams.

A French-language public-transit guide for Moorea with upcoming departures, four-line network information, schedules, fares, and rider guidance.

A Green Party campaign page for Clyde Shabazz’s run for the U.S. House in Michigan’s 6th District.

W4USA’s planned livestream operation for public meetings, hearings, field reporting, replays, and source-linked video.

A launching public-service wire for consequential filings, notices, dockets, permits, budgets, elections, and other official changes.

A citizen-led Douglas, Massachusetts project proposing rules for surveillance technology, public safety, privacy, and local accountability.

An open directory presents structured, source-backed information about scientific journals across disciplines and countries.

A bilingual professional community site for journalists and media workers across Jharkhand.