Civic & Public Life

A public-data project compares what Dutch municipalities budgeted with what they later reported spending and receiving.

A Colorado community-accountability project organizes public records, unresolved questions, policy material, and action dates around a proposed data-center development near Brighton.

A Spanish-language guide to Peru’s 2026 regional and municipal elections, with an interactive ballot practice and practical voting information.

An Arizona duck and turkey sanctuary says rescued animals stay for life rather than being adopted out.

A public-interest research project pairs AI-assisted cuneiform research with a step-by-step presentation of an ancient letter.

A prototype resource tracking gambling-linked donations, gifts, and paid work involving UK parties and politicians since 2007.

A public-facing orbital-debris project combining catalog counts, source notes, briefings, future scenarios, and a plan for debris removal.

A Baghdad-based women’s community presents programs in health, economic empowerment, reading, and mutual aid, alongside weekly workshops.

A Lebanese civic platform for documenting public-service failures, sending verified reports to the responsible ministry, and tracking its response.

A collaborative map where people post photos of colorful things they find in public places.

A Hebrew online-safety hub with scam alerts, a suspicious-message checker, practical guides, and short interactive games.

A reserve and living laboratory in Espita, Yucatán, connecting regenerative agriculture, Maya knowledge, biodiversity research and regional hospitality.

A public dashboard maps vehicle-noise readings around Denver and connects them to resident reporting and council outreach.

An organizing page for a housing-rights encampment in Málaga’s Plaza de la Constitución, with event schedules, assembly information, and ways to take part.

A volunteer project that makes Brussels regional budget figures readable and lets visitors try balancing the 2027 budget.

A Turkish-language tracker of layoffs and workplace reports, with anonymous submissions, worker-rights information, and a severance calculator.

A public dashboard turns Korean Supreme Court statistics on case trends and trial durations into charts and tables.

A comparative view of legislative bills in Russia, Germany, Sweden, and Israel, using measures the site says are drawn from complete official datasets spanning 2000–2025.

An interactive Spanish-language guide to Buenos Aires City’s 2026 budget, with views of spending and revenue.

A source-linked tracker shows what US electric utilities have requested or regulators have approved, when changes may take effect, and the estimated monthly impact for a typical home.

A public-records tool for comparing annual pay at Virginia’s 15 four-year public universities and looking up employees by name or position.

A volunteer weather-spotter hub for the Baltimore region, with a browser-based net console, training materials, repeater references, and reporting links.

A proposal to restore Chattanooga’s 1930 Brainerd Junior High as a neighborhood campus for business, faith, and sport.

An organizing page for a proposed teacher-owned marketplace for teaching resources, with pledge, name-suggestion, and fee-comparison features.

delay.world maps passenger trains across Germany over a day, marking each train by its delay band or cancellation.

A searchable directory of Florida air-conditioning contractors, with licence details and any recorded licensing-board discipline.

A community in La Cañada, Huila, offers guided birdwatching walks through tropical dry forest and sells native and fruit-tree seedlings from its nursery.

Sevasteia is a London charity sharing Pontic Greek history, music and culture through dance classes, workshops and community activities.

A sourced guide to the November 3, 2026 city elections in Bryan and College Station, with voting dates, ballot details, and local polling guidance.

A Spanish-language civic information site profiles people seeking Guatemala’s presidency, with party affiliations, sourced details, proposals, and positions.

A Chicago resident argues that the 27th Ward should get a contested aldermanic election and links readers to election information and data.

A Connecticut-focused newsroom pairs headline questions with public-data charts, peer comparisons, and source trails.

An unofficial, source-linked comparison of four lists’ proposals for Independiente’s December 2026 election, organized by club topic.

A Bayonne-based project to bring Corsicans and friends of Corsica together through gatherings, cultural events, and mutual help.

A family campaign page documents the 71-year-old Ramallah physician’s case with a sourced timeline and ways to contact representatives and share his story.

A free weekly email briefing on Plainwell, Michigan, covering local government, schools, events, businesses, and public notices.

The nonprofit pairs free classes in Southern California with a searchable directory of youth sports programs across California.

An independent project explains California’s plug-in solar rules and researches how renters and property owners might work out access.

Litterli describes a camera unit for push carts and street-cleaning machines that counts cigarette butts and other pavement litter, then maps density by street segment.

A Ukrainian Ministry of Justice registry for checking apostilles by number, issue date and, when required, control code—or by uploading an electronic document.

An independent project explains California’s forthcoming plug-in solar rules and explores how renters and property owners might make small-scale solar work together.

An independent, sourced guide to water funding, rates, deadlines, and organizations along Colorado’s Northern Front Range.

A question-and-answer research tool that searches London planning decisions and emails a memo with references to source records.

A Philadelphia advocacy group’s report argues that historic designation raises homeowners’ maintenance costs in Washington Square West, drawing on city permit records.

A monthly, in-person Aundh talk series pairs expert speakers with drinks, covering subjects from river algae to galaxies.

The campaign maps state laws on voluntary intoxication and helps visitors find their legislators and email them about changing those laws.

Severd is a searchable registry of community-reported layoffs at companies in Pakistan.

Spot a Stray maps reports of stray, lost, and found animals across Cyprus, alongside links for adoption, poison alerts, vets, and microchip checks.

Civhood lets visitors look up their elected representatives by address and see their votes linked to official records.

A San Francisco ballot guide lets voters compare endorsements from 35 organizations and select whose picks to view.

A public dashboard breaks down NIH awards by institution and program, with calendar-based quarter-to-date and year-to-date comparisons.

The service says robot pens write campaign notes and signatures in real ink on stamped, addressed cards, with a proof for approval before printing.

A pilot project explores a solar-powered LoRa network for sending short text messages to emergency responders and critical infrastructure during outages.

A Northeast Philadelphia service club shares its local causes, activities, meeting details, and ways to get involved.

An independent San Diego resource explains plug-in solar rules for renters and property owners, and researches what a workable approval process might involve.

A citizen-led pilot asks residents to contact Denver 311 about a recommended signal change at Colorado Boulevard and Mississippi Avenue, then share case details so the project can track the City’s response.

A Long Beach map of open city service requests, how long they have been waiting, and recently fixed cases.

An independent information and research project explaining California’s plug-in solar rules for San Diego renters and property owners.

A global federation of waste-picker organizations documenting its work and advocating for members’ rights and recognition.

The Health Record Rights Index scores 198 countries and territories on how much say people have over their health records, with a country lookup and patient stories.

A Long Island coalition organizes trail stewardship, community advocacy, a race league, and plans for a youth mountain-bike program.

An independent San Diego project explains California’s plug-in solar law for renters and property owners, and surveys both groups about what should come next.

An independent publication covering local news and public affairs across Avalon, Two Harbors, and the rest of Catalina Island.

A plain-English guide to NJ TRANSIT bus stops, with routes, ratings, reviews, photos, and directions.

A Christchurch-based peace group organizing peaceful direct action, protests, and public education about New Zealand’s involvement in military and aerospace activity.

AI Accord Clock counts time since the White House accord was announced while marking its independent-audit and board-oversight commitments incomplete.

A Baghdad arts foundation brings together artist workshops and exhibitions, heritage-house restoration, and cultural projects.

A produce marketplace connecting shoppers with farmers in Rupa Municipality, Nepal, with farmer verification, warehouse checks, and home delivery described on the site.

A county-level dataset showing estimated rooftop solar counts, percentages, ranges, and address-list links for surveyed areas.

A Tamil Nadu-focused job-discussion site where people post what work they need and others can reply publicly.

A directory for finding volunteer shifts at sporting, musical, cultural, and local events.

The Ashtabula firefighters’ union presents local events and a raffle fundraiser for a member facing cancer.

This Zürich media house offers a weekly regional bulletin, interview workshops, and plain-language reviews of municipal communications.

An independent archive assembles Kendall Francis’s account, documents and reporting about LSU’s Title IX process, and updates readers on the separate criminal investigation.

The site presents Liberty as an international special-operations unit within Ukraine’s Omega Special Purpose Center and explains its recruitment process.

A city-by-city guide to street-safety maps for 14 cities in Pakistan, drawing on public reporting and anonymous community reports.

A citizen-science project invites volunteers and AI assistants to search NASA TESS data for long-period planet candidates that automated pipelines may miss.

A local marketplace for secondhand items offered by associations and social-economy organizations in Finistère, with purchases presented as supporting their missions.

A local hub for Acadiana homes, rentals, community events, recommendations, and practical guides.

A page presenting a volunteer amateur-radio club in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with emergency communications, youth courses and open radio experiments.

A homepage presenting itself as Guinea’s gender-based-violence reporting platform says people can report by USSD, mobile app, web, or community relay without an account.