Civic & Public Life

A practical guide helping international students and newcomers decide who to call, where to go, and what to say when they need healthcare in Norway.

An interactive Catalan research project maps four shared perspectives on the return of wolves to Catalonia.

An interactive 3D model places a wartime damage sheet over present-day Pimlico, with buildings, streets, the Thames, and the mapped record visible together.

A civic-minded guide to a 400-metre Toronto quay where people swim from the western end into deep Lake Ontario water.

A private interactive museum in Nadvirna, Ukraine, tracing local and European martial history from the early Middle Ages to the present.

A French app compares your answers on political issues with the documented positions of 2027 presidential figures.

An interactive research project that puts players in the role of a feminist Douyin creator navigating visibility, censorship, self-censorship, and platform governance.

A local dashboard tracking Adelaide and South Australia’s transport, weather, beaches, fishing, bins, hospitals, safety cameras, and electricity grid.

A Wyoming political accountability campaign inviting voters to submit documented examples of public claims that do not survive contact with the record.

A browser-based local consumer proposal board that turns minimized purchase records into suggestions for merchants and communities.

A gallery-like presentation for a civic-safety app combining verified routes, personal alarms, offline messaging, group tracking, and voice-guided street awareness.

A free Kuala Lumpur running club meeting every Monday and Friday for a 5.2 km lake loop, with shortcuts, a walking group, and online registration.

A documentary timeline tracking Missouri HB 1 redistricting and referendum litigation across state and federal courts.

A San Diego County pilot developing repair incentives for computers that still have useful life left.

A County Wexford pilot helps rural venues and licensed transport providers coordinate late-night journeys without requiring passengers to use an app.

A frequently rebuilt aid-tracking publication covering who is funding what across 14 Pacific island countries.

A Korean patient organization connecting people with PROS, including Klippel–Trenaunay syndrome, while advocating for better treatment, support, and recognition.

A concise civic guide pointing U.S. voters to official registration channels while warning about data-harvesting lookalikes.

A research-backed proposal for a Chicago-owned fleet of two-seat, driverless electric cabs.

A Japanese Buddhist temple in Gunma with more than 100 Jizō statues, seasonal grounds, a cultural-property ceiling painting, and visitor information.

A bilingual project proposes solar-powered rural hubs that combine farm processing, cold storage, water, transport, communications, and everyday services.

A bilingual, community-run tracker for PEQ and PSTQ application timelines in Québec.

A research-backed proposal for a Chicago-owned fleet of two-seat, driverless electric cabs.

An experimental civic mapping tool that predicts public conditions, explains its evidence, and invites people to verify what they find nearby.

A political-theory site proposes “civic architecture” as the design of durable institutions that turn participation into lasting public consequence.

A proposed cultural heritage trail documenting the people, places, businesses, and landmarks of Historic Idlewild, Michigan.

An Indigenous-owned, family-led practice combining community stewardship, property management, communications work, and creative gatherings.

A source-linked archive documenting the April 5, 2026 house explosion near Troy, Illinois, its victims, investigation, allegations, court developments, and continuing coverage.

An early set of tools for neighborhood groups to track relationships, manage event follow-up, and reach people around specific local concerns.

A Saint-Avertin community app for sharing surplus produce, seeds, and services through a non-monetary reward system called pépites.

A prototype policy assistant for ANU staff that answers questions in plain English and links back to the relevant approved policy passages.

A Grayslake residents' response to T5's public case for a proposed data-center campus.

An independent community platform collecting positive news, events, jobs, resources, stories, and practical information for Walterboro and Colleton County, South Carolina.

An evidence-first editorial project for tracing animal-related public claims back to documents, institutions, and unanswered questions.

A bilingual conversational resource tool for immigrant families seeking Chicago-area information about rights, safety plans, legal help, and benefits.

A free online clothing shelf for interview outfits, court clothes, and other professional attire.

An advocacy site documenting Ilana’s prolonged wait for a Jewish religious divorce and urging communal action against the man it says is withholding it.

A country-by-country directory linking prospective donors to official bone marrow and blood stem-cell registries.

A family-run memorial site documenting the life, funeral arrangements, tributes, gallery, and livestream for Princess Roseline Iroghama Aghatise of the Benin Kingdom.

A multilingual Palestinian humanitarian organization site covering food aid, health services, community announcements, donations, and orphan registration.

An independent archive tracking Nebraska public-records requests, agencies, and released documents about automated license plate reader systems.

A student association connecting Guinean students in Grenoble through solidarity, cultural events, mentoring, and practical support.

A community network for finding, creating, and learning about seed libraries around the world.