Civic & Public Life

A student-run guide follows Loudoun County policy decisions, explaining proposals and votes in plain language while linking to official records.

A resident-led site explains a proposed 2027 ballot petition to raise Rindge, New Hampshire’s elderly property-tax exemption income limits for inflation.

Antilobby.com tracks the effects of Germany’s health-insurance savings law and emergency-care reform on insured people, practices, and hospitals, with references to legislation, parliamentary documents, court decisions, and official statistics.

A citizen-led housing movement in Lanzarote documents its protest, organizes ongoing assemblies and workgroups, and invites people to participate.

A public tool that shows how a Wisconsin property-tax bill is allocated and lets visitors compare local spending.

An India-focused guide to understanding government, checking political claims, and taking action on public issues.

A historical election game lets players change real U.S. races, then govern through crises and seek re-election.

A public-records app that organizes congressional funding, stock trades, votes, lobbying, and appointments.

A source-linked account of Elon Musk’s U.S. immigration history, legal record, political spending, and the disputed questions around them.

A community archive for Al-Akhmeeen in Faqous, Sharqia, combining memorial photos and local-project records with a blood-donor directory.

A searchable Mississippi resource for checking inactive and purged voter lists, with instructions for addressing inactive status.

An independent archive documenting cases, court decisions, statements, proposals and actions associated with Portugal’s Chega party and its officials.

An open standard and software project combines satellite observations, field recordings, and soil readings to assess whether life is thriving on a parcel.

An interactive Japanese municipality guide that estimates how long towns may remain viable and ranks them by future outlook and present-day livability.

A civic-media project presents election news as animated reenactments, with fact-checks, sources, municipal audit figures, and a tamper-testable record.

A free educational tool estimates how published tax proposals from six political formations could affect a user’s situation, compared with current French law.

A public archive of talks from a convening exploring the histories, lived realities, and politics of borderlands.

A student-focused cyber-safety guide with phone privacy checks, security steps, interactive scenarios, and reporting resources.

An owner-advocacy resource explains reported coolant-intrusion problems in certain Ford EcoBoost engines, outlines coverage and next steps, and invites owners to petition NHTSA.

A Lehigh Valley campaign page shares ways to support Valentina Perez Tabares, whom organizers say was detained by ICE.

A Mississippi voter lookup site for checking inactive or purged voter lists, with practical guidance on restoring voting status.

The Knoxville Area DSA site connects local residents with chapter meetings, campaigns, committees, and political education.

A searchable registry of Chinese news-site names, registered domains, and license numbers drawn from public list versions.

A bilingual family archive presents the life and cultural legacy of Nazli Khalil through stories, photographs, and a preserved voice recording.

NJ Shore Tides presents a barrier-island map estimating which streets may have tidal flooding, from Brigantine to Cape May.

Ojo Panamá presents a Panama-focused earthquake map, event information, and practical safety guidance, drawing on national and international seismic sources.

A searchable dossier of candidates on the SNS-led Serbian election list, bringing together publicly reported findings and their sources.

A local guide to Sonoma County water rules and conditions, covering rain capture, wells, graywater, stormwater, rivers and water supply.

A bilingual site for checking registered tourist flats in Málaga province and identifying advertised listings that may lack a valid registration number.

A free Spanish-language questionnaire compares your answers to real votes in Spain’s Congress and shows which parties’ voting records align most closely.

A Spanish-language board for coordinating earthquake relief in Mariato, listing places that need supplies and ways to offer or request help.

An English-language reference tracking how China’s provinces implement Document 136, the national notice on market-based pricing for new-energy power.

A Turkish-language community forum for women aged 15–35, paired with public resources on digital safety, online abuse, and civic participation.

An interactive argument about USPS finances uses a fictional town hall to explain how rising postage and declining mail volume collide.

An independent digital history project about Hadrosaurus foulkii, its Haddonfield discovery, and the dinosaur’s place in local life.

A Mapleton neighborhood campaign documents a proposed K–7 charter school site and offers a petition and personalized city-letter tool.

Unsettled invites first-person accounts from Israelis who left Israel, broke with Zionism, or both. Its first original testimonies are being recorded; the site also points readers to published interviews and a directory of public voices.

A Ghanaian foundation describes ongoing work with widows, women and children through school meals, training, financial literacy and small loans.

A participatory Chinese reference site for entries on places ranging from provinces and counties to administrative and natural villages.

A bilingual advocacy resource organizing help, halachic material, case records, and civil-law information around get refusal.

A resident-run Beachwood campaign opposing a proposed library relocation and asking for impact studies and a public hearing.

A public-facing dashboard tracks hiring, investment, layoffs, wages and housing across the Augusta-area CSRA.

The official site for a Nara-based deaf theater group, describing its performances, workshops, history and supporters’ club.

A public dashboard combines Singapore haze readings with location-specific guidance and air-quality context.

Khaldo is a community road-watch site for reporting potholes, confirming hazards, and following their progress across Nepal.

A Hebrew-language publication turns Israeli public data into interactive stories about politics, society, the environment, and more.

A university culinary club documents its campus food events, chef demonstrations, workshops and food-focused excursions.

A Russian-language donation platform presents creator-led fundraisers as public gardens, where each donation adds a plant to a garden linked to a charity.

SAWAI describes a Northern Nigerian animal-welfare initiative working to secure cage-free egg commitments from universities.

서울단장 reports Seoul beauty-business counts by district and business type, alongside opening, closure, and survival statistics.

A public dashboard brings together air-quality readings for Singapore’s five regions, a haze forecast, fire hotspots, and official advisories.

The 87 maps UK polling and official statistics onto a colour-coded London double-decker bus, with one passenger representing roughly 1.15% of the group.

A four-person team uses ultratrail challenges to raise support for animal-rescue groups and sanctuaries.

An Africa-focused autism inclusion network offering awareness training, sensory-friendly guidance, certification, and support directories.

Be Alert presents a location-based Android and web feed for neighborhood alerts, local services, jobs and other nearby posts.

A Collin County movie club posts screenings, organizes monthly film votes in Discord, and invites members to meet up after the credits.

A public archive where members build dated, sourced timelines of controversial events, with shared events linking timelines together.

A bilingual browser runner casts Eric Flores as trying to outrun the consequences of a Trump endorsement.

A local rider community builds and maintains mountain-bike trails, and invites people to help dig, ride, and support the work.

An independent Arizona Cardinals fan petition urging owner Michael Bidwill to sell, supported by a sourced account of the team’s history and recent record.

An independent Morongo Basin site organizes local news, town agendas, field alerts, and a cited wiki about desert plants, animals, and places.

A free Torino walking community organizing city walks, hikes, outings, and social gatherings.

A permitting workflow for California cities that uses AI to draft plan-check corrections and gives city reviewers the final say.

A collection of interactive visualizations, currently featuring a look at possible outcomes in the 2026 U.S. midterms.

A South Carolina political-accountability site presenting claims and figures about State Treasurer Curtis Loftis, with links to sources and an invitation to take a “pop audit.”

An independently published, source-cited argument supporting Idaho Proposition One, focused on what the site says Idaho abortion law permits and excludes.

A research project explores how algorithmic management connects workplace rules, inequality and mental health.

Urban Pulse presents an atlas connecting places in South Korea to official waste-generating business records.

A Nigerian civic platform presenting routes to report electoral incidents, check result sheets, follow integrity findings, and learn voters’ rights.

A Portuguese-language interactive political card game asks players to judge statements as good or bad before revealing which politician said them.

A Bengali-language page listing hospitals alongside reported vacancies for intensive-care and other bed types.

A bookkeeping service for New York fire districts, offering catch-up preparation for Annual Financial Reports and ongoing monthly books.

A Louisiana-based community site presenting the group’s history, language, council, and enrollment practices.

A public-facing Ghana map intended to show emergency, ICU and general-ward bed availability reported by hospitals; the page currently lists no hospitals or active reports.

A Missouri cold-case project presenting case profiles, timelines, public-source research and a connected community forum.

A holiday greenery and gift shop raising money for Wyatt’s Scouting adventures with New Braunfels Pack 163.

A family-hosted archive presenting Hawaiian chiefly genealogy, historical records, and portraits.

A community network building social support systems for disabled people and their families.

The official site for a two-day festival in Akayu, Yamagata, with schedules, local traditions, venue details, and information about the 2026 event.

It aims to turn everyday questions into locally relevant services, resources, and events, with sources and practical next steps; a working preview is linked.

A public directory for finding recurring Singapore groups—from run clubs to book clubs—by interest rather than neighborhood.

A public ledger for documenting products that shrink while their price stays the same, with before-and-after per-ounce comparisons.

A community outreach site for Kehal Ahavas Hashem of Tampa Bay, pairing synagogue and education information with nearby home listings and local logistics.

An independent project proposes home sensors that track building oscillations and compare readings across the Campi Flegrei neighborhood.

A local-news publication covering Wisconsin community life, public decisions, events and sports.

An independent project proposes anonymous, 30-second ratings of Colorado judges or prosecutors, with results visible to everyone.

Water4D presents a spatial and time-based interface for river gauges, water stage, and flood conditions, with a form for regional email updates.