Civic & Public Life

An interactive English- and Spanish-language guide that uses clickable cards to address common claims about heat and worker safety with cited research.

A legal research project offers a searchable corpus, coding framework, public dataset, and tools for analyzing laws on expression and misinformation.

A local beach-cleanup project organizing weekly efforts at Sunset Beach and Surfside, California, alongside information about coastal wildlife and plastic pollution.

An independent, searchable record of pardons and commutations granted since January 20, 2025, with listed offenses, browsing categories, and links to related records.

A Russian-language site gathers court cases involving “КупиПрава” and examines arguments defendants used in photo-copyright disputes.

A volunteer-run guide helps Serbian voters in Chicago prepare a request to vote in Serbia’s 2026 parliamentary elections.

An interactive lookup uses CMS public data from 2021–2024 to show HealthCare.gov insurers’ claim denials, appeal outcomes, and related measures.

Emara Academy describes a Spanish- and Portuguese-language school and community for new Muslims across Latin America, combining instruction, mentorship, gatherings, and practical support.

An amateur football club in Hanoi shares its fixtures, history, training details, and instructions for joining.

A neighborhood page for resident votes, municipal issue reports, local notices, and services offered by neighbors.

A guided tour of a Valdivia pilot that links rainwater, biogas, wood heat and wastewater treatment in a proposed household cycle.

A public-facing index of state lobbying disclosures, connecting companies to their retained firms, lobbyists, and recorded bill positions.

The Committee of Historians for AI Research is a community advocating for trustworthy historical knowledge as AI changes how people encounter the past.

The site organizes public payroll records for Panama’s National Assembly, with tools to search officials, view monthly reports and explore statistics.

A European resource for tracing artificial-turf end-of-life routes through data, facilities, material flows, and regulation.

A history-and-advocacy site urging restoration of Presidio Hills, a small public golf course in San Diego’s Old Town.

The Les Abymes association shares Guadeloupean culture and history through workshops, events, games, outings, and creative projects.

A detailed proposal for a member-owned moringa cooperative on irrigated desert land between Imperial Dam and Yuma, sharing crops and income among the people who grow them.

A New Jersey reference site for checking municipal rent-control rules, calculating an increase, and preparing a rent-increase notice.

A neighborhood campaign asks Fort Lauderdale to reopen one street exit, keep another two-way, and study the wider area before making further changes.

An independent, searchable archive of public records and case developments in United States v. Taylor, a federal forced-labor prosecution.

A Harbor Beach resident initiative tracking Fort Lauderdale’s plan to replace three bridges on West Lake Drive.

Helping Bandhu describes a free community connecting newcomers from India with Indian volunteers in their city, for practical help with housing and the first weeks in a new place.

An Israeli directory connecting Deaf and hard-of-hearing customers with businesses, searchable by service and region.

A free directory of 1,721 Richmond-area HVAC, plumbing, and electrical firms, based on Virginia’s public contractor-licensing list.

An independent archive organizes Allison Inquiry testimony into searchable transcripts linked to moments in the original YouTube videos.

A procurement tool for small cities, designed to manage sealed bids and publish an award summary residents can read.

Stoner Advisory Group offers Michigan school districts a bond-program oversight service that checks spending against the district’s own financial records and prepares reports for boards.

A political satire site soliciting contributions for The Blue Anchor Project, which says it will use the money for ads holding Susan Collins accountable.

A public guide to the EPC C rental rule pairs a plain-language deadline explainer with regional and postcode-level breakdowns of rental certificates.

An interactive map and downloadable data set covering 2,083 U.S. counties that contain USDA-identified food-desert tracts.

GVP presents itself as a Venezuelan volunteer group providing free medical, psychological and veterinary care, alongside humanitarian aid, in crisis-affected communities.

A community-organized luncheon for veterans and active military is scheduled for November 1, 2026, with free tickets for veterans and one guest.

An audio project presents calls connected to the GEO Aurora ICE Detention Center and voices from people affected by detention.

A multilingual guide to sorting household waste and checking collection dates in Kumamoto City.

A Japanese guide to benefits, utility costs, pensions, inheritance procedures, and disaster support, organized around figures and deadlines from public sources.

A civic transparency project collects public meeting notices, agendas, and documents for communities in Wisconsin and Michigan.

A Guadalajara project proposes a modular inflatable structure for bringing changing art installations to plazas, offices, and events.

A Popular Information tool for identifying who paid for political mail and ads by submitting a photo or screenshot.

A local policy brief tracks Butler County’s Section 20 data-center regulations alongside El Dorado’s November ballot measure.

A Guinean media project presenting articles, podcasts, and videos in French, soussou, poular, malinké, and guerzé.

A free guide to Kumamoto for visitors, students, and residents, covering places, events, transport, and everyday help.

A local music guide listing shows, artists, and venues in Omaha and Lincoln, Nebraska.

A hand-reviewed agenda of in-person AI meetups, workshops, and hackathons, with city filters for Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, and Málaga.

A legislative research tool that presents bill grades, members’ records, and campaign-finance data with linked methodology and evidence.

A Trinidad and Tobago foundation connects elders with neighbours who can help meet specific needs through cash gifts, donated items, or volunteering.

A searchable directory of U.S. federal websites, with topic and agency filters, homepage previews, and popularity data.

Public-safety software offering CAD interoperability, incident support, and AI handling for non-emergency calls.

A Chinese-language open initiative asks app developers, ad platforms, app stores, and device makers not to treat ordinary phone motion as an ad click.

A regional program for women entrepreneurs in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger, with a staged path from selection and coaching to a Grand Demo Day.

The site describes underwater search and recovery support for agencies and families across North Georgia, Southeast Tennessee, and Western North Carolina.

A Clermont-Ferrand cultural space lists community events, performances and details about its rentrée program.

A Turkish-language guide for investors affected by reported TEFAS fund-sale problems, with a complaint wizard, petition links, and ready-made application templates.

A local prototype for exploring sector-level waterlogging reports in Gurugram, using clearly labeled synthetic data.

A Cary, North Carolina publication for local news, events, development, businesses, and things to do, with an invitation for residents to submit stories.

A Hebrew-language warning page alleges that a dog died while in a local trainer’s care and lays out the author’s account through a chronology and referenced records.

A Dutch-language local-news site for neighborhood stories, community listings, reader contributions, and updates.

A Mongolian independent journalism project lays out plans for official profiles, budget tracking, government-promise monitoring, and political satire.

A Toronto foundation presents community gardens, hands-on learning, and civic stewardship as ways to make urban nature part of city life.

A Portland-first grassroots project describes a map for checking whether nearby businesses are independent, chain-owned, or backed by private equity.

A Colorado Springs page presenting a dart arena as a source of jobs for foster teens, free birthday parties, and events for foster families.