Civic & Public Life

A public-data dashboard tracks U.S. county-level hazard mitigation plans and assembles baseline packets from FEMA and NOAA data.

A multilingual dossier examines State Bar disciplinary admissions by Immigration Relief Group vice-president Gary P. Royle and offers guidance for prospective and current clients.

A Thai public dashboard gathers water levels, rainfall, upstream flows and sea-tide information by district, with data it says is updated every 10 minutes.

A Barcelona directory connecting residents with nearby places to donate goods, give blood, volunteer, and offer other kinds of help.

A neighborhood research site gathers local project records, meeting materials, community photos, and information about Kent Grove.

An independent archive connects UN General Assembly speeches with voting records and tools for comparing countries over time.

A community-oriented AI commons presents practical help, learning and building resources, and spaces for cultural knowledge and exchange.

An evidence-focused site investigates viral claims, conspiracy theories and pseudoscience, with searchable claim pages, topic guides and a library of sources.

A community-run network in Lombok Barat offers home fiber, prepaid WiFi vouchers, CCTV, and solar installations.

A bilingual memorial traces the Israeli diplomat and public servant’s life through a timeline, archival material, family photographs, and research resources.

A free, open-to-all book club in Sibiu, where a member proposes a book and the group meets about once a month at a changing venue.

A free Wednesday newsletter and public homepage tracking Martinez city decisions, payments, police activity, local events, and everyday details.

An independent U.S. public-data atlas that organizes information about water, weather, safety, household costs, and federal pay into tools and explainers.

Eric’s ID Law documents a Maryland campaign to put a butterfly marker on IDs, signaling hidden disabilities to first responders.

A developing civic research project lays out a framework for thinking about how society should handle rising machine capability.

A free search and catalog of consolidated Bulgarian and EU legislation, searchable by legal citation or plain-language query.

A community-built archive pairs a map of Palestine with a timeline of historical events, places, and cited sources.

A French-language dashboard estimates the 2026 contest across Québec’s 127 ridings, with a seat projection, riding map, poll table and methodology.

A Jayapura-based ministry that partners with churches across Indonesia on Bible translation, discipleship, and community development.

Enrichment For A Cause connects student teams with nonprofit projects, including assistive devices and a water-pollution coding kit.

A school reporting system where students can report bullying or discrimination, choose whether to give their name, and follow a case’s status.

A searchable index of Dutch insolvency cases, with court decisions, curator details, public reports, and browsing by province or industry.

A Japanese-language tracker organizes upcoming disability-welfare policy and reimbursement changes for group homes and employment-support providers.

An interactive map and ranking tracks hard-news stories by how widely outlets around the world are covering them.

A Washington nonprofit coalition outlines ways to recover reservoir-trapped sediment and reuse suitable material in downstream habitat and restoration projects.

A Serbian-language site indexes reported scandals, legal proceedings, public statements, and party switches among candidates on the “Aleksandar Vučić – Ujedinjena Srbija” list.

AI Incidents Index presents a searchable, sourced database of publicly reported incidents involving artificial intelligence.

An independent student project organizing public records, reporting, and institutional responses around the 2024 Chi Phi case at Cornell.

Sunday Journal presents a searchable record of churches’ weekly sermons, scripture, themes, and songs.

A local-history archive about the Leighton Buzzard sand industry, with oral-history recordings, photographs, and sections on geology, quarry sites, working lives, transport, and uses of sand.

A French-language page for Togbin property owners that presents legal-rights information and invites affected or potentially affected owners to join a collective.

An ecumenical initiative organizes Mainline Protestant congregations around election defense, detention-center accountability, and public storytelling.

Boafo invites people to ask about government services in Ghana and says its answers link to official pages and the next step.

An interactive map tracks Austin building permits, major public projects, transit work, trails, parks, and current lane closures.

runmore’s Seongnam Life Map helps residents find shops that accept child-allowance points or Seongnam Love Gift Certificates.

A Thai-language dashboard brings together public water-level, road-flooding, hotspot, and earthquake information, with emergency contacts and guidance on reading the data.

A curated register for documenting AI-agent incidents, affected systems, company responses, and supporting evidence.

A Madrid encampment hub linking updates and communiqués with the social centers and collectives involved.

The Bursa youth service club’s site documents its history, projects, local network, and current leadership, and invites people to get involved.

MuseUnsolved presents case files on unsolved U.S. homicides, with timelines, exhibits, citations and open questions.

A Turkish civic site pairs current-affairs records with AI-generated simulations of how six political parties might read them.

Harbor Events presents a community calendar for festivals, shows, markets, and other happenings around Grays Harbor, Washington.

A Czech-language site for checking planned electricity outages by municipality and browsing reports from nearby residents.

LibreGPS presents a map of GPS/GNSS interference and explains the different causes, from conflict jamming to space weather.

A grassroots organization documents Zainichi community life through public forums, activity reports, and publications.

A bilingual devotional community page for a Dubai-based matha, with seva sponsorship reservations, Sunday satsanga RSVPs, and devotee experience submissions.

A Bangkok-focused interface for flood reports, emergency SOS requests, nearby water monitoring, and local situation feeds.

An independent advocacy site uses the Coast Guard Academy’s motto to challenge what it describes as censorship of climate change in classroom materials.

A Korean policy tracker aims to follow selected national and regional policies from announcement through implementation and resident response.

Laurese Glover’s site presents his speaking and advocacy work on wrongful conviction, mental health, and justice reform.

An opposition campaign argues against an Adams County school facilities sales-tax question scheduled for November 3, 2026.

A Boston charity organizes softball tournaments and community events to support local families facing cancer.

Tumaini Cycling Academy describes a youth program in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo, connecting cycling with education, mentorship, and developmental support.

HostRules gathers short-term rental rules by town, with France currently listed across 196 communes.

A public, read-only page ranks 50 named people using a recency-weighted score based on bookings from 2018 onward.