Civic & Public Life

A multilingual explorer of Israeli parliamentary votes, showing how parties and individual members voted on bills.

Noise Ledger offers aircraft-overflight counts, altitudes, and estimated noise levels for neighborhoods near U.S. airports.

A free, all-day online A.A. workshop connects the Twelve Steps, Twelve Traditions, and Twelve Concepts through their shared numbers.

A searchable, color-coded guide to federal crimes in Title 18 of the U.S. Code, with links to official statutory text.

A San Diego anti-surveillance chapter shares camera-mapping resources and ways to oppose local automated license-plate reader deployments.

An interactive replay uses satellite fire detections, road data, and population estimates to illustrate which roads and residents may be cut off.

A multilingual tracker maps and charts tailings-dam failures, with a historical record spanning 1960–2026.

A Minneapolis campaign argues against closing Longfellow Alternative High School, where parenting students attend classes while their children learn in the same building.

A public directory for comparing children’s medical subsidies, birth gifts, and school-lunch costs across Japanese municipalities.

A lakeshore civic publication covering local government, events, road work, voting, and community resources across six West Michigan areas.

A public tracker for Nigerian election candidates, parties and documented campaign spending, with figures linked to their sources.

The Public Service Index compiles Canadian federal, provincial, and municipal procurement statistics, with sections on contract values, competition, vendors, and bid challenges.

A South Acton residents’ guide explains TfL’s proposed crossing closure and helps people respond to the consultation, which closes 18 November 2026.

A public guide to after-school clubs and childcare facilities in Uruma, with school-area vacancy listings and tools for preparing application PDFs.

A Czech public-data tool lets you look up a municipality’s spending, browse it by category, and compare per-person figures with similarly sized towns.

A free guide to U.S. assistance for housing, food, health, education, work, and pet care, with links and phone numbers for finding help.

A U.S. grocery guide connecting everyday shopping lists with Black-owned brands, grocers, and farms.

A free-to-use tool for Indiana candidates and committees that organizes donation and expense records into CFA-4 reports.

A map site that colors Japanese prefectures, municipalities, and neighborhood areas using public data on population, daily life, safety, and more.

A searchable record of gambling-linked donations and gifts to UK parties and politicians, with a separate section for paid work.

A campaign-finance critique presented in the voice of an Aaron Flint congressional campaign, listing PAC receipts and outside spending.

An independent project explains California’s new plug-in-solar rules and explores how renters and property owners in San Diego might make small systems work.

A Portola neighborhood site maps a Halloween route and helps Somerset neighbors coordinate treats, decorations, and practical support.

MANGO is a free, student-run Richmond organization that develops student policy proposals for Virginia schools and government.

An acquisition fundraiser proposes turning the for-sale Old State Saloon in downtown Eagle, Idaho, into an LGBTQ+ bar and daytime community space.

A kid-made ecology project teaches visitors about native plants, seed planting, and ways to help nature return to Southern California.

A public documentation project on violence against civilians in Papua, organized around incidents, maps, victims and witnesses, social impacts, and funding records.

A versioned research corpus turns Canadian public-sector awards, tenders, bidders, and challenges into aggregate findings and comparison tools.

A Manhattan tenant’s record of disputed rent figures, an automated payment message, and cited city violations at The Epic.

An open letter from University of Waterloo students sets boundaries for weapons-related work and asks the university to disclose how such projects are reviewed.

A community-led effort for Taíno people in Minnesota to find one another and shape local gatherings, learning, and cultural connection.

A local publication covering Cresson’s railroad history, development, roads, community resources, schools, and seasonal events.

RilRoute describes a system for recording, testing, approving, and publishing public-transport route data, beginning with a pilot in Bandung, Indonesia.

A University of Tsukuba lab studies rain-triggered slope failures through full-scale experiments, remote sensing and numerical models.

A postcode-based locator for selected UK power-cut updates, official network reporting routes, and an indicative backup-power runtime estimator.

A North Carolina campaign-finance explorer for searching donors, committees, contributions, and expenditures in state filings.

A Serbian-language guide site for navigating everyday paperwork, from passports and vehicle registration to family benefits and eUprava.

A Western North Carolina community site for building a local Meshtastic radio network without relying on cell towers.

A linguistic atlas and photo archive documenting Indigenous-language presence in public spaces, alongside Mexico’s 68 linguistic groupings in the INALI catalog.

The Ajah parish site brings together worship resources, service information, sermons, news, and ways to connect with the church.

A volunteer neighborhood group in Dupont Circle organizes gatherings, swaps, and plain-language local-government guidance.

Faalan brings young people and elders together to record neighborhood stories and publish them for families and neighbors.

A public portal organizing Ghanaian indicators, datasets, regional figures, and Auditor-General findings with links to sources.

A community radio site presenting live programming, music, talkback, archives, and song requests for Indo-Fijian listeners.

A curated registry of laws, regulations, and standards shaping AI in healthcare, with sections for state, federal, sector, standards, and international policy.

A live dashboard compares activity across Korean progressive- and conservative-labeled forums, using each board’s own usual pace as its baseline.

Iran Stability Monitor publishes timestamped assessments, forecasts, and early-warning indicators about Iran’s stability and regional scenarios.

An interactive breakdown of the Korean central government’s 2025 receipts and spending, with categories, comparisons, and source notes.

A free housing board for finding or posting rooms and flats across Spain, with map browsing, filters, and direct contact between renters and posters.

A research and in-use archive of social-movement graphics from Quito, pairing historical prints with contemporary reworkings.

MLK Corridors maps Dr. King–named streets nationwide and lays out revitalization concepts, starting with Miami’s NW 62nd Street.

The Newburgh Project is reconstructing the Newburgh, New York, of before urban renewal as a Minecraft model people can explore.

A Polish- and English-language search tool for finding Kraków places and routes that match accessibility needs.

A German coalition’s public hub for advocacy, policy work, statements, reporting, and reading on efforts to silence critical voices across borders.

A customizable Merrimack Valley news newsletter lets readers choose towns and topics, read short summaries, and follow links to original reporting.

A searchable database organizing Tochigi Prefecture political-finance reports, political donations, public procurement, and NPO public funding.

A town-by-town guide to practical questions about permits, property rules, and local ordinances in Maine and Massachusetts.

An unofficial dashboard tracks turnout for Latvia’s 15th Saeima election, from national totals down to municipalities.

A resident-organizing site documenting proposed data-center development just across the Goochland-Henrico county line and inviting Henrico residents to a community forum.

A school campaign page coordinates donations, homeroom and grade standings, rewards, and street collection areas.

A fifth-grader’s community drive is collecting blankets and other winter essentials for people experiencing homelessness in the Washington, DC area.

A map-based tool for examining the energy, water, jobs, community effects, and hazards associated with a proposed data center.

A Hebrew-language tracker follows Israeli fuel, consumer prices, mortgages, regulated food and municipal taxes, with comparisons to wages.

A neighborhood campaign urging Monroe, Connecticut, officials to reject a rezoning request for 1, 7, and 15 Main Street, where the page says 84 rental apartments are proposed.

A free public index for searching burial records across three cemeteries in Bamberg County, South Carolina.

A source-linked explainer on nuclear weapons, power, and San Onofre waste, with a daily-brief section, maps, a glossary, and regulator references.

The Public Service Institute publishes data-driven research on Canadian procurement, including contract concentration, bidding competition, and challenges to awards.

A student-led network where schools share sustainability initiatives, including what they cost and what results they report.

Tinga Lens presents district-level maps of environmental conditions across Ghana, with layers for rainfall, fires, vegetation, forest loss, and more.

A student research project describes solar-powered stations in Azerbaijan’s Caspian lowlands that estimate where conditions favor mosquito breeding.

A physician and a data scientist are asking independent practices why they aren’t billing for Medicare’s Advanced Primary Care Management payment, with a survey and practice-level calculator.

A country-by-country index that scores cannabis freedom and presents a map, rankings, legal history, and comparisons.

A personal breast-cancer-awareness fundraiser asks readers to support the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and share screening resources.

A 3D globe presenting seven public-data layers, including flights, ships, earthquakes, weather, and Colombian traffic cameras.

A code-gated neighborhood map for coordinating Halloween “Boo Baskets,” sign-ups, deliveries, and household preferences.

Dhammodaya’s site shares information about monastery life, its library, visits, and meal offerings in Kengtung, Myanmar.

A public reporting page for full or missing buses on Gran Canaria’s urban and interurban networks, with a status board for submitted reports.

A community map for flood reports in Thailand’s Mae Klong basin, with an interface for marking conditions, requesting help, and viewing waterways.

A planet-data project organizes indicators across people, food, land, wealth, energy, greenhouse gases, and climate, with scenarios extending to 2100.

A Russian-language portal listing 3×3 school basketball tournaments, teams, player badges, statistics, and online coverage.

A search interface for Oregon Assurances of Voluntary Compliance, with lookup by company, statute, case number, or subject.

A partisan site criticizing Arizona House District 2 representative Stephanie Simacek, with a district map and 2026 voting information alongside its attacks.

A case-focused site presenting Asa Saint Clair’s motion to vacate his federal wire-fraud conviction and the arguments around it.

A founder-led project that pairs families with monthly sponsors through local schools, with video updates about family life.

A Saudi community initiative organizes projects such as water distribution in Riyadh and Madinah, and invites people to take part.

A counter-site to the documentary NAZA pairs selected film claims with what it identifies as the IDF’s written replies, alongside material on October 7 and hostages.

A public study record for a randomized trial comparing two types of OLIF spinal fusion cages, with a plan for sharing research data.

A purported group of affected people shares reporting steps, country-specific contacts, and a form for coordinating accounts of losses linked to a scheme that operated on this site.

A page opposing a proposed city storage building in part of Bates Park, with a live view and a dated account of planning meetings.

A Senegalese civic platform for reporting urban problems and coordinating neighborhood follow-up.

A bilingual site invites people to document small local cleanup or restoration acts with a 60-second before-and-after video, with cash awards for selected deeds.

An independent dashboard intended to gather USGS earthquakes, official tsunami and weather messages, wildfire information, and source status by area or worldwide.

An interactive interface for exploring Brazilian election results by geography, office, and candidate.

A nonprofit project proposes analyzing stethoscope readings to make cardiovascular disease diagnosis universally accessible.

A proposed alliance for building voice-first AI standards and tools for languages often overlooked by current systems, with communities retaining control over their voices and data.