Civic & Public Life

A Brazilian youth club is raising bus fare by letting supporters adopt individual kilometers of a 3,000-kilometer journey to a major scouting camp.

A La Guaira memorial plan marking 100 days since the June 24 earthquake with lights, candles, simultaneous masses, names, and a minute of silence.

A multilingual platform helps migrant-background teenagers find plain-language information about school, work, health, visas, discrimination, and support agencies in Korea.

A Taiwanese mental-health navigation guide for finding counseling, psychiatric care, free resources, and immediate support.

A free iOS app records with the screen black and uploads 15-second video segments to cloud storage you control.

A Cebu utility-alert service that turns official MECO power-interruption notices into street-, subdivision-, and barangay-level answers.

The official site of MAHE Manipal’s student aeromodelling and autonomous aerial robotics team.

An independent cultural-workers initiative supporting artist Maja Smrekar’s legal challenge over the political use of her artwork.

A Málaga family shares nine ready-to-fill letters for families seeking the classroom support their children have been assigned.

A public search tool for Malaysian Datuk and honours records, assembled from official lists and separately labelled media reports.

A documentary and live-events platform mapping Haitian communities, businesses, culture, and local institutions one city at a time.

A Cuban civic experiment where people can submit local facts with a province, municipality, and date, then invite others to check them.

A community healing hub connecting young people and families with resources, creative programs, education, opportunity, and human support.

A mock-constitutional declaration argues that Americanism and effective altruism belong together.

A Nepali-language digital voting system for associations, cooperatives, clubs, and federations.

A Mérida expo and virtual hackathon focused on building technology for Maya language and voice.

A public-health dashboard tracking US foodborne outbreaks, recalls, implicated foods, and related news from CDC, FDA, and USDA data.

An independent Gratiot County news project covering public meetings, records, local achievements, public safety and community life.

Search candidates and officials through linked FEC filings, Congress.gov records, and selected state election data.

A customer-built record of a North Carolina metal-building dispute, organized around contracts, payments, photographs, inspections, and public records.

The home of a village rugby club founded in 1885, with fixtures, teams, matchday information, club history, and its black-and-amber identity.

A Korean publication comparing medical fees, healthcare access, and the economics of travelling for treatment across South Korean cities and regions.

A bilingual Bangladesh pilot invites adults to share personal experiences of minority, marginalized, refugee, displaced, stateless, belief, and identity life.

A Vancouver-based nonprofit connecting remote startups, investors, and AI builders through monthly cohorts published openly.

A digital archive documenting Bosniak religious and cultural heritage sites across Montenegro, organized by municipality.

A Nairobi-based queer-led organization building safety, autonomy, and collective power for LBQ and gender-expansive youth.

A Mexican historical fieldwork project connecting places, routes, documents, and local testimony through an atlas and collaborative archive.

A nonprofit pairs decorated veterans with fully arranged golf experiences while filming and preserving the stories behind them.

A Sunday discussion circle where people in Tokyo gather in small groups to talk through one big question for ¥100.

A public archive follows a Thai personal-data dispute from one debt-collection call through complaints, evidence requests, regulators, and court processes.

A volunteer herbalism project organizing free medicine-making sessions, donation hubs, and community support in northeastern Ohio.

A personal solidarity initiative supporting people affected by war and LGBTQ people facing danger.

A county-level lookup of Medicare Advantage and Part D plans, with premiums, spending caps, ratings, enrolment, sanctions, and plan changes.

A Korean publication that organizes non-covered medical prices into national, regional, and provider-category distributions.

A Guayaquil neighborhood platform for surveys, map-based reporting, and local follow-up on issues affecting Los Ceibos.

A searchable record of allegedly fraudulent equipment sellers, buyer losses, and checks to run before wiring a deposit.

A Jefferson County community organization documents its work in education, immigrant support, worker cooperatives, and civic leadership.

A volunteer network collects extra fresh food from local businesses and delivers it the same day to agencies in three Michigan counties.

An activist case archive documenting Dr. Aafia Siddiqui’s history, imprisonment, alleged disappearance, and the campaign for her release.

A National Register Greek Revival farmhouse in Giles County, Tennessee, offering appointment-only house and Civil War collection tours.

A bilingual campaign documenting the detention and pending deportation case of Nicaraguan journalist Luis Galeano.

A proposed agricultural-credit system that lets a farmer prove their position to one lender without exposing all borrowing across the village.

The official site documents a Nichiren Buddhist temple in Nagahama, its ties to the Toyotomi family, three designated cultural properties, and plans to rebuild a main hall lost in 1952.

A tribal-owned open-access broadband network connecting homes and businesses across the Southern Ute Reservation and nearby Southwest Colorado communities.

A Korean youth-support organization connecting young people, families, mentors, and practitioners through long-term mentoring, independence workshops, education, and policy collaboration.

An immersive VR project connecting marine science, coastal knowledge, and local memory around huiro forests in Chile’s Valparaíso Region.

A compact civic history of Alton, Indiana, the tiny Ohio River town that was once called Nebraska.

A Nigerian circular-economy project turns discarded pure-water sachets into interlocking building materials.

A richly structured guide to Pomposa Abbey, covering its history, art, music, community life, events, and visitor information.

A civic history project tracing noncitizen voting in the United States, local elections, and comparable systems abroad.

A Seoul resource that organizes clinics, pharmacies, emergency care, public-health services, symptoms, exits, and opening hours around subway stations.

A Dallas petition calls for published, even-handed rules governing restaurant certificates of occupancy.

A Morehead, Kentucky support hub documenting Kristin Brown Norman’s cervical-cancer treatment and coordinating donations, events, volunteering, and messages of support.

A curated Lompoc guide for local food, family activities, community notices, places to explore, and Vandenberg launch updates.

A bilingual Japanese research project models future population change to investigate how cities might address spatial inequality.

A focused campaign asking Yakima's City Council to reduce its cannabis buffer for several protected uses from 1,000 feet toward the 100-foot state-law floor.

A Korean Q&A publication helping southern Gyeonggi residents navigate local clinics, pharmacies, hospitals, health benefits, and commuting-time care.

A digital platform documenting, researching, and connecting practitioners of traditional Indian healing knowledge.

A school-based social cooperative at Sokcho Girls’ High School, where students run a study café and direct its proceeds toward goods, independent research, and school projects.

A field-organizing tool that places volunteer data, county numbers, election results, and local media context on one live map.

A bilingual NGO page connecting France with Mapuche and Tehuelche territories through rights protection, intercultural work, and ecological solidarity.

An independent urbanism publication about walking, public space, and everyday life in Monterrey.

A Kishiwada-area nonprofit connecting children, food, farming, welfare, and community life through a shared local gathering place.

A bilingual Thai-Chinese guide to a Bangkok temple devoted to 33 forms of Guanyin.

An education initiative proposing research fellowships inside National University-affiliated colleges in Bangladesh.

A heavily referenced political watchdog page arguing that the Omarchy Linux project is tied to far-right politics and technology-industry funding.

A proposed public ledger for documented unpaid debts owed to vendors serving Democratic campaigns, PACs, and political firms.

A navigable reference to the punitive articles of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, arranged by offense family and statute order.

A linked archive of court filings, regulatory records, published reporting, and self-described material concerning Roy Dekel and SetSchedule.

A Broken Arrow, Oklahoma competition lets residents nominate displays, vote on finalists, and tour decorated homes across 15 neighborhoods.

A closed peer forum and product directory for public-safety technologists in police, fire, EMS, and 9-1-1 agencies.

A local guide to 18 Guelph congregations, with service times, addresses, directions, denominations, and introductory notes for visitors.

A resident-funded private park in Boulder with rules, events, photos, volunteer information, and local announcements.

A Korean-language guide to taking children, parents, and other family members to hospitals across Incheon.