Civic & Public Life

An unofficial civic-tech site organizes Okinawa Prefecture’s annual policy implementation results into searchable themes, initiatives, and outcome indicators.

A web museum tracing whales through art, household objects, books, currency, stamps, and the histories of work and food.

A public beta organizing UK public-office records and declarations, with source links, reconciliation counts and a corrections log.

A sourced scorecard compares Alameda across 16 measures of housing, jobs, infrastructure, safety, and health, with a separate guide to local improvements and ballot issues.

A French-language guide to comparing declared 2027 presidential candidates’ proposals by topic, with claims linked to source citations.

A civic advocacy site documents the deteriorating Riverwalk North seawall in downtown Fort Lauderdale and lays out six requests for city and other officials.

Scope asks eight questions, then compares your answers with members of Congress using roll-call votes and statements linked to their sources.

An independent, sourced account of a planned Delhi demonstration, reported security measures, travel restrictions, and detentions.

PlainPlanGuide offers Michigan seniors and their families a guided way to compare Medicare plans, estimated yearly costs, drug coverage, and trade-offs.

A resident-made scorecard measures Alameda across housing, jobs, infrastructure, safety and health, alongside a nonpartisan guide to the November 3, 2026 ballot.

A public-records project turns state data-broker registries and opt-out laws into dated, sourced records and explainers.

An independent directory for searching Chemung County businesses, commercial properties, public records, and local development activity.

The Imperial College London student society works with Rwandan communities and institutions on locally operated engineering projects, now including a household rainwater harvester.

A searchable register of investment schemes that publicly promise returns, paired with compounding calculators and checks on the available evidence.

The Blue Patch Initiative documents a local effort to restore Badshahpur Pond in Sector 68, Gurugram, with project progress, research, photographs, and ways to get involved.

An independent map tracks Cincinnati Metro and Northern Kentucky TANK buses, including their locations, delays, bunching, and on-time trends by route.

A personal guide to Kelowna’s 2026 municipal candidates, with rankings based on the author’s stated values.

An address lookup that gathers Japanese flood, tsunami, storm-surge, landslide, and earthquake-shaking data by neighborhood, with prefecture and municipality rankings.

An English-language guide to Israel’s 2026 Knesset election, with party lists, candidate information, polls, and Hebrew- and English-language news.

A neighborhood association in Marseille offers children free, plant-based breakfast snacks before school, every school morning.

A public tracker reports signatories to a boycott of the American Diabetes Association and documents their roles, the campaign’s questions, and its source material.

A PhD research-creation project uses Montréal open data and observation to build a game-like 3D experience of Griffintown’s spatial culture and urban rhythm.

A dated, linked record of detentions and arrests during Delhi protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, covering 2–10 October 2026.

A Portuguese-language report on betting harm in Brazil, paired with a fake-money casino simulator.

A community-led site documenting neighbor observations and records related to the Bebow manure pit in Arcada Township, Michigan.

ArtBox turns a British phone box in Leighton Buzzard into a free mini-gallery for local art and community projects.

An Azerbaijani initiative recruiting women volunteers to provide free online lessons to girls and students who say hijab has kept them out of school.

A Spanish-language explorer for comparing official Spanish statistics through charts, indicators, and questions drawn from campaign debate.

A Chinese-language platform for young people returning to their hometowns, bringing together peer stories, policy lookup, discussion, Q&A, and a readiness self-assessment.

Lots & Parcel presents Maryland property records in a parcel-level map and register, connecting public filings, ownership details, and other records.

A searchable directory of public water systems showing EPA compliance status and recent violations by ZIP code, town, address, or state.

A free tool that matches everyday tenancy questions with passages from provincial laws, guidance and, where available, dispute decisions.

A public dashboard for exploring French parliamentary votes, attendance and activity, with a map of constituencies and their elected representatives.

A regional news hub gathers credited stories from local creators, outlets, and official sources, with links back to the original coverage.

A public tracker lets readers browse Indian legislators by region and inspect profiles with counts of listed work.

A Korean-language archive documents what follows court verdicts in serious crimes, pairing case records with remembrance dates and legal changes.

A search tool for finding planned, building, and operating data centers near a ZIP code, school, or neighborhood.

A searchable overview of household fiber availability across Germany’s states, districts, and municipalities, with rankings and changes over time.

An independent contemporary-art space in Santurce presenting exhibitions, an artist residency, an educational program, and an archive of participating artists.

An Elder-led project describes land-based healing, mentorship and educational journeys for Lakota girls and young women in South Dakota.

The site presents Australian parliamentary bills as short magazine-style articles and shows how MPs and senators voted.

A community initiative connecting a youth-support mission to The Block Is Ours, a planned event in Rexdale / Etobicoke.

A bilingual regulatory-impact project estimates the staff time and compliance cost of Uzbekistan’s E-aktiv asset-reporting rule, with a framework for comparing policy options.

A public-data platform for exploring health equity, comparing places, and prioritizing areas for closer attention across Santa Clara County.

A San Marcos campaign to reopen the closed Showplace Cinema as a nonprofit repertory cinema and film lending library.

A free platform of readiness assessments, exercises, playbooks and response plans for small civil-society teams facing digital security incidents.

A community campaign opposing a proposed gas- and diesel-fired power station in Israel’s Hefer Valley, with project details, local impact arguments, and ways to support the opposition.

A personal site documenting Surya Uthkarsha’s road-safety work and civic technology projects, including RASTHE and theTraffic, a public map and reporting layer for Bengaluru.

A Houston flood-watch prototype presents stream gauges, National Weather Service alerts, FEMA-listed shelters, and an English- and Spanish-language voice assistant.

A bilingual atlas of Tibetan places, with maps, photographs, and oral histories.

A public-data map and university list compare inflation-adjusted national transfers to 57 Argentine public universities in January–August 2026 and the same months of 2023.

A crisis-monitoring dashboard for Armenia that brings together reported events, news and Telegram coverage, economic changes, and weekly risk ratings.

A local information hub combining sheriff’s logs and jail changes with news, events, maps, classifieds, and community discussion.

A collection of interactive electoral projections and visualizations for elections in several countries, plus an electoral-compass quiz.

A public calculator estimates Local Law 97 penalties for covered New York City buildings, using the buildings’ energy filings.

A free public-data project turns hospitals’ machine-readable rate filings into searchable, state-by-state comparisons.

A Maldivian NGO working with fishers and island communities to protect and restore coral reefs.

A resident-maintained registry lets people in Panama’s apartment buildings record contacts for use after an earthquake.

A civic reporting site for African cities where residents can log local problems, view public records, and confirm whether reported fixes are real.

A multilingual map and event feed for public happenings across Iraq, with filters for location and category.

Commonfile describes a proposed consortium for property-management organizations to share documented fraud cases, with searches limited to certified purposes.

A public report ranks all 106 municipalities in Yucatán by educational disadvantage using four indicators.

An Azerbaijani signature campaign opposing the reported exclusion of hijab-wearing students and teachers from schools.

ScamSavvy offers free scam-awareness tools and community workshops aimed at helping seniors recognize pressure tactics and check before acting.

The site presents the community’s account of its history, language, tribal council, enrollment, and cultural life in Louisiana.

LUWAS presents a barangay disaster-response command center connecting hazard reports with household needs, resources, and alerts.

Storm Check offers a way to request or volunteer for welfare and property checks after a storm, with photos and local check alerts.

A tool for tracing political debate and speech excerpts to their source recordings and reviewing the surrounding exchange.

A Haske-Glah campaign page helps Adamawa residents find their polling unit and where and when to collect their voter card.

A Kurdish-language page lists event questions about regional politics, diaspora, sports, and economic topics, each paired with a percentage prediction.

A Portuguese-language catalog of community-described tools for election data, public-policy explainers, and democratic conversation.

A free, bilingual classifieds board for Turkmen people in Russia, with listings for work, housing, rides, cargo, services, and goods.

HouseVal presents typical house and apartment prices across Irish areas, alongside information on buying costs, rents, transport and radon.

A Spanish civic-literacy project explains voting, party proposals, public data and laws, with the stated aim of linking information to original sources.

A temporary digital exhibition celebrates people who have shaped Bed-Stuy and Crown Heights through public service, care, and creative work.

A mobile-friendly form lets people submit reports about unsafe bus driving, with photos or video, incident details, and contact information.