Civic & Public Life

A Japanese-language tracker organizes public notices about data leaks, unauthorized access, and cyberattacks, with affected services and suggested user responses.

An independent collection of profiles about refugees who went on to serve in U.S. diplomacy.

A bilingual repository documents Shawi foods, preparations, and tableware from Balsapuerto, in Peru’s Loreto region.

The official site for an independent documentary about Jestina Weems-Rosenduft’s decades-long effort to investigate her father’s death and pursue answers through film, art, and advocacy.

An address-level hurricane guide combining National Hurricane Center forecasts with local weather alerts and storm-surge information.

An independent project that lets readers explore New York City housing transactions alongside research explaining what property records can—and can’t—show.

A community page pairing hourly Singapore haze readings with a regional map of fires and air quality, plus practical guidance and news.

A Spanish-language earthquake dashboard pairs an IGC-UP-attributed seismic sequence with citizen reports for damage, aid, missing people, and pets.

An interactive report breaks down Russia’s 2026 federal budget, with a chart and table connecting figures to documents and quality labels.

A Japanese-language investigation site documents suspected crypto scams, tracing reported wallet movements and offering case, domain, and transaction lookup paths.

A public reference desk for creators covering the 2026 midterms, with a threat-level framework, posting guidance, state election-office resources, fast-news pointers, and support hotlines.

An investigative site collecting leaseholder accounts, articles and public evidence about safety, service charges and accountability at Beetham Tower in Manchester.

A sourced guide examines claims that the Iraqi dinar is about to surge in value, alongside enforcement actions, official warnings, and rate calculations.

Runout Labs ranks canyons on a burn scar, identifies roads and other infrastructure below them, and tracks storms that could trigger debris flows.

An independent guide to Mazunte and nearby coastal communities, with local notices, practical information, events, and directories.

A free country-statistics site presenting 139 indicators for 220 countries and territories, with publisher, period, and estimate status alongside each figure.

A Korean civic campaign examines how health information collected during military fitness exams is used in research and offers tools for people to ask questions about their records.

A public explorer for examining government contracts across Cundinamarca, Bogotá, and national entities, with figures drawn from SECOP.

A nonprofit newsroom prototype for Houston and Harris County, organizing local deadlines, meetings, contracts, and services around a resident’s address.

A cited record of incidents involving U.S. immigration enforcement that tracks whether an accountability process followed.

A volunteer-run map helps Bukit Timah residents find homes and community stops participating in Halloween trick-or-treating.

A civilian map and event feed for reported air alerts and threats across Ukraine’s regions.

A searchable archive of company and workplace accounts for Chinese job seekers in Japan, alongside practical guides on interviews, contracts, and documenting concerns.

Jachiro presents a platform for searching, comparing, and diagnosing local-government ordinances across South Korea.

A free, no-login bulletin for Nevada, Iowa, bringing together local events, public information, school updates, classifieds, and neighbor posts.

A free weekly email summarizing Erie County vendor payments, including large checks, new payees, and changes in spending.

An interactive journey through Ronda’s history, from prehistory to the present, with controls for moving through time and changing camera views.

An independent neighborhood paper covering Lombard news, stories, sports, and local events.

A Southern Thailand pilot describes how used PET bottles could be traced through a recycling chain, from collectors in Krabi to a new bottle.

This Israeli public project lets visitors select portraits of people killed on October 7 or in captivity and prepare a print as part of a call to remember them during elections.

A community Meshtastic network for Semmes and West Mobile, using LoRa radios to pass messages without cell service or internet.

A Ukrainian-language site combining a news feed with public-spending, procurement, and investigation tracking.

A neighborhood campaign asks Fox Run homeowners to reject a proposed 2027 HOA budget and offers meeting details and a directed proxy.

A New York pothole map and rider-submitted photo record for tracking rough pavement and changing conditions.

A resident-run guide to Springville, Utah, city agendas, meeting recaps, budgets, and member votes, explained in plain English.

A public case record assembling the timeline, forensic disputes, expert opinions and review activity surrounding Susan May’s conviction for Hilda Marchbank’s murder.

A Spanish-language site that matches household details with public aid and offers calculators for wages, payroll, and related questions.

An Aichi-based team uses fashion and entertainment to make disaster preparedness more engaging, through events and online content.

A French- and Belgian-focused site for student mobilization reports, blockade maps, organizing resources, and participation by school.

A ten-part, scroll-driven guide maps three routes for Lula’s 2026 runoff campaign: win back voters, mobilize abstainers, and persuade supporters of other candidates.

A regional drone pilot offers free volunteer searches for missing people and animals in Aachen and the Eifel, plus aerial inspections by request.

A conservation project coordinating permanent herbarium specimens from named, significant trees at risk of disappearing.

A civic project lays out sourced facts about Nigeria and Africa alongside proposals for what six sectors could become.

A Slovak football grassroots initiative presents allegations of unpaid obligations at the Slovak Football Association and mobilizes supporters around an October 2026 conference.

A youth initiative in Estanislao del Campo, Formosa, raises money for community projects and publishes fundraising and spending information.

Avail Africa says it builds software and AI for healthcare, agriculture, sport, and community programmes in Zimbabwe and across Africa, using local languages and channels from WhatsApp to USSD.

A civic reporting project pairs interviews about community decisions with written briefings, transcripts, and source material.

A proposed grant and community program for people using AI agents to search public astronomical data.

An Austin student-led initiative collects unused, unexpired disposable medical supplies and works to connect eligible items with local organizations.

A public feed for exploring Syracuse and Onondaga County 911 calls, with searchable history, an approximate map, and activity summaries.

A Spanish-language registration form for Puerto Rican households where someone depends on electric medical equipment.

A bilingual memorial site gathering biographies, events, photographs, and linked reporting about Lebanese writer and researcher Lokman Slim.

The page presents an analysis alleging that Tumble 22 managers changed servers’ clock records after shifts, reducing the time recorded for payroll.

A department-by-department guide to Colombian mining records, map viewers, and environmental layers.

An open accessibility lab curating assistive projects and bringing people together around everyday goals.

An independent site profiles people doing community-minded work across India, with stories organized by award, radio mention, state, and field.

A neighborhood information page examines a real-estate listing for a proposed cottage development in unincorporated Alachua County and points residents to ways to respond.

A project site documents Cheleia Council-Sanders’s vision for women building independent lives, beginning with neighborhood circles in Brooklyn.

An interactive inventory maps 150 San Francisco places across 41 neighborhoods, with filters for nature, arts and culture, and community life.

A Ukrainian heritage organization describes its work with regional museums and the evacuation, documentation, and continued care of collections threatened by war.

A free directory for finding help in Warren, Washington, and Saratoga Counties, covering services such as food, housing, health care, and legal assistance.

Statehouse Lineup is a portrait-guessing game featuring more than 7,000 state legislators from all 50 states.

Stop Traffic presents a search for missing-children records attributed to NCMEC and the FBI, filterable by state, ZIP code, or location.

The site gathers Alaska state-agency public notices and summarizes what is happening, why it matters, and how and when people can respond.

A searchable burial-record index sits alongside a detailed history of the cemetery and its community.

A Spanish-language dashboard tracking parties, politicians, media, topics, and posts on X during the 2026 general-election campaign.

An India-focused protest tracker presenting 14 reports with locations, status labels, and source-linked accounts.

A searchable feed of South Australian fire and rescue incidents, filterable by suburb, street, or incident type.

A French-language world-map project presents public-data maps, including a map of civil nuclear activity and a related quiz.

A free location-based project for learning which Native Nations care for the land where you live, finding nearby Native-led land trusts, and seeing current land-return actions.

A four-minute quiz invites Brazilian voters who abstained, voted blank, or annulled their ballot to connect their views with a choice in the presidential runoff.

A reporting tool for broken streetlights, dumpsites, and damaged roads, with reports mapped and tracked toward resolution.

A youth-oriented Antioquia civic movement introduces Santiago Marín, lays out local concerns and proposals, and invites visitors to report problems or join in.

A local guide to the meadow above Gurten summit: what grows there, how to reach it, and how visitors should treat it.

A Frisco ISD parent’s chronological account of seeking advancement benchmarks for the district’s Iron Horse Aquatics swim program and pursuing appeals.

A community map for finding approved Halloween houses, checking their start times and scare levels, and planning a walking route.

The National Flight Attendants Guild asks flight attendants to sign and mail an authorization card as part of its effort toward a representational vote.

Polifiles presents model-generated bluff and question-dodging scores for a lineup of UK and US politicians, alongside rankings and transcript records.

A Polish initiative brings DJs and TikTok viewers together for charity livestreams supporting families of sick children.

A Brazilian political-message simulation compares how synthetic Flávio voters respond to WhatsApp conversations and social posts.

A browsable index of the weapons law-enforcement agencies in the US and worldwide are reported to issue.

A Clarkstown accountability project lays out nine case files on controversies from Supervisor George Hoehmann’s administration, with sources and evidence grades.

Krtica invites anonymous reports of injustice in Bosnia and Herzegovina and says it reviews submissions before publishing cases.

A Spanish-language site lets people forecast events in Famaillá, Tucumán, and elsewhere using points that cannot be bought or exchanged for money.

The Southcentral Pennsylvania Regional Emergency Data Network is developing an amateur-radio communications network for routine use, training, technical experimentation, public service, and emergency readiness.

A search interface for Colorado and Denver-area community resources, including housing, food, recovery, benefits, and healthcare.

A campaign-finance advocacy page alleges nine missing Union City campaign reports and estimates the resulting potential late fees.

A New Jersey project collecting municipal records and research about automated license plate reader surveillance.

A beta community board for Okuninka, with posts about the lake, food, lodging, events, questions, and lost property.

A community-described digital repository for Yārsān sacred texts, oral histories, music, and historical imagery.

Barranquilla’s recycler association lays out a way to find local collection routes, schedules, and the workers who serve them.

A forthcoming island-wide service for water and power cuts, weather alerts, and blocked roads, with neighbor corrections.

A public report alleges time edits at Austin restaurant Tumble 22, with shift-level calculations and purported Toast audit-log and order evidence.

A country-reference site presenting profiles, rankings, regional indexes, and historical figures with claimed sources and dates.

A draft independent tracker organizes reports about suspected plague in Russia into event updates, fact checks, and explanatory material.

The project brings peer funders into a learning journey around community-led stewardship of Nalubaaga Wetland in Kiwaatule, Kampala.