Civic & Public Life

An independent Cyprus project documents the distance between public-transport stops and hiking trails, pairing first-hand journeys with GPS records and an interactive access map.

A Melissa student's traffic-safety project explores using radar to help left-turning drivers see oncoming cars hidden by an opposing turn queue.

The site publishes open-source investigations tracing websites, online networks, and campaigns to the people and companies behind them, using public records and saved evidence.

An independent public-record file examines Edgewater, Colorado’s six license-plate cameras, the contract behind them, and the city’s own related policies.

A multilingual project maps and documents settler attacks in the occupied West Bank, tracking reported outcomes.

An interactive guide to Denver’s 2026 city budget, breaking spending down by topic, fund, revenue source, and more.

A public lookup guide uses a medicine’s name, strength, and pill imprint to show what FDA records say about its manufacturers, locations, and shortages.

An interactive guide to campaign contributions, spending, donors, and outside spending for candidates for statewide office and the Illinois General Assembly.

A weekly publication examines real street transformations through before-and-after comparisons, costs, and reported results.

An open tracker measuring who is adopting “super intelligence” in place of “artificial intelligence” across companies, government, filings, and other signals.

The Civic Archive brings together congressional bills and votes, state legislature information, campaign funding details, and election coverage, with links back to official records.

This editorial typography project turns official Spanish femicide figures into a downloadable variable font that inserts gaps into text.

A family-curated Italian archive follows Alvido Lambrilli’s life and his role in the history of disability rights and ANMIC.

A bilingual guide to Bay Shore Board of Education meetings, with meeting records, issue histories, and trustee attendance.

A public tracker compiles estimates of U.S. missile and interceptor inventories after the 2026 Iran war, with sources, dates, and a rebuild model.

An independent open letter by Hannah Kerchhoff thanking Mariska Hargitay, paired with South African accountability links and a Find Help section.

A California parking-data tool that flags possibly broken meters, maps ticket patterns, and explains rules that may apply when a meter fails.

An unofficial homeowner library collecting Santa Rita Ranch III governance documents, meeting records, enforcement reports, correspondence, and analysis.

A Spanish-language political affinity test matches answers on 47 concrete measures with recorded votes by groups in Spain’s Congress.

An unofficial plain-language guide to Syracuse, Utah, city decisions, local news, and upcoming events.

An independent Arabic-language site explains selected stories from the 2025 Saudi Vision 2030 annual report, with sources, context, and limits on interpretation.

A proposed class action from a Postville synagogue argues that parking enforcement treated its members differently from a nearby church.

A nonpartisan guide to Tennessee’s November 2026 candidates and constitutional amendments, presenting arguments for and against without party or group labels.

An interactive, sourced account of global plastic production, waste, and recycling, with counters that tick from published estimates.

A read-only resource for comparing federal appropriations by account, fiscal year, and stage, with each figure linked to its source document and page.

A Boulder-focused map and public reporting site for Lime scooters left in the way and related injuries or property damage.

A sourced account of security flaws in HALO 3C vape detectors, including researchers’ demonstration of live audio monitoring through modified firmware.

An interactive map measures buildings, ports, piers, roads and rail near Lake Balaton’s shoreline, using OpenStreetMap data.

A free guide to campus and community resources for student parents in several California regions, with listings for needs including child care, food, housing, money, and health.

A public-data project calculates sunlight for individual buildings across Tokyo’s 23 wards, with results available on pages and as JSON.

A fact-checking publication examining international media claims about Eritrea and the Horn of Africa.

An independent directory for finding Canadian public services, the bodies responsible for them, official links, and nearby places to go.

CJDbio describes a research biobank that follows people with CJD, healthy genetic-risk carriers and their relatives over time, collecting samples and data for research.

A Chicago campaign asking the city to ticket overflowing dumpsters on Sundays, backed by sanitation and 311 records.

A plain-English guide to data-centre development in England and Wales, with questions residents and local groups can ask before plans are fixed.

A public-facing monitor presenting satellite fire hotspots alongside air-quality, weather, and fire-risk information, with a focus on Palangkaraya and Central Kalimantan.

A flood-alert and emergency-help site for Pattani, Yala, Narathiwat and Songkhla in southern Thailand.

A student-led heart-health initiative with plain-language condition guides, interactive tools, and a finder for free or low-cost checks.

A Boston housing prototype models turning a triple-decker into separately deeded condos for first-time buyers.

A free running club in Gjakova invites people to meet in Shkugëz each Saturday for a social 2 km or 5 km trail.

An interactive explorer charts earthquakes published by Panama’s Institute of Geosciences on a local-time timeline and epicenter map.

A November 20, 2026, overnight fundraiser asks Gadsden residents to sleep outside in support of the city’s Salvation Army shelter.

A Chicago campaign asks the city to ticket overflowing dumpsters on Sundays and links residents to a dumpster-reporting page.

An address-based guide for Chatham County voters that connects their races with corporate, executive, and billionaire campaign funding.

A Mapleton campaign opposes a proposed charter school site on 1200 North and offers residents ways to petition, write the city, or follow updates.

A project in Krabi describes a traceable route for used PET bottles from local collectors through recycling and back into new bottles.

A memorial site documents the Guardia alla Frontiera’s XVII Sector in Tarvisio and invites veterans’ families to gather memories and attend an annual commemoration.

A multilingual Barcelona housing-rights encampment site gathering its gallery, radio, texts, memory, map, press, and participation links.

An independent Mauá project turns cleaned milk cartons into handmade, free shelters for dogs and cats living on the streets.

A bilingual, six-part account by building owner Michael S. Chang about a 2024 ceiling collapse at a former Los Angeles Stock Exchange building and the city order that followed.

ClerkReady offers PDF accessibility remediation for schools, towns, and libraries, with per-page pricing and a five-page free sample.

A local guide to what’s opening, happening and worth finding in Gilbert, Arizona, with a newsletter, event calendar and business directory.

A free online Circle for 40 gay, bi, and queer men in the Sarasota area, built around weekly prompts and optional meetups.

A Bulgarian platform for neighbors to share goods, skills, and time without money changing hands.

Quiet LA lets people look up modeled outdoor noise from roads, trains, and aircraft around addresses across Los Angeles County.

A 12-second quiz hides candidates’ names and portraits and asks players to match Taipei City Council campaign slogans to their authors.

An independently published, source-cited argument supporting Idaho Proposition One that challenges claims about the protections in the state’s current abortion law.

A Hebrew-language news site compares how different outlets report the same stories, highlighting disputed details and what a selected news site may have missed.

A Team Talarico campaign hub helps supporters answer Texans’ online questions with issue-specific posts, voting information, and toolkits.

The project connects off-the-track horses with potential homes through profiles describing each horse’s history, abilities, needs, and care.

A Miami street-cat rescue connects injured and abandoned cats with veterinary care, fosters, and adopters; it is currently seeking temporary placement for six cats.

A free weekly brief on San José City Council money decisions, built from agendas and official records.

A dashboard concept for coordinating regional food deliveries, school-meal dispatch, vehicle monitoring, and route planning around Hongcheon, South Korea.

An interactive civic calculator estimates how likely an individual ballot is to decide the presidency and other races, with state-by-state figures.

A regional art museum in Yeongam, South Korea, listing exhibitions, artist residencies, and public programs across its galleries, greenhouse annex, and garden.

A proposal for a three-month San Francisco fellowship that would bring 10 Argentine builders into a shared workspace and founder network.

A searchable guide to LCMS convention materials, delegate resources, daily recaps, and post-convention analysis.

A Malawi-focused reading project connects people with books, language-specific stories, WhatsApp book sharing, and learning activities.

A volunteer snowmobile club shares trail maps, conditions, and information about maintaining more than 100 miles of routes around Sauk Centre, Minnesota.

SF in Motion outlines a six-month e-bike or cargo-bike subscription for San Francisco families, combining maintenance, safety training, secure parking, and a mobility wallet.

A Spanish-language publication presenting reports and cartographic pieces about current events, including airspace tracking, election polling, and tax-policy analysis.

A postcode-based UK dashboard bringing together local services, environmental conditions, public records and live updates.

A political reference site organizing Ken Paxton’s cases, votes, statements, campaign claims, and recent developments.

A bilingual, six-part account by a building owner uses city records to examine what followed a 2024 ceiling collapse at the former Los Angeles Stock Exchange.

A U.S. nonprofit describes its mine-clearance and risk-education work in Cambodia, alongside partner projects in rural schools and community agriculture.

A plain-language fire-safety guide with explainers and tools for home and workplace preparation.

Kèdèyaa presents a service for finding medicines at approved pharmacies in Guinea, checking prices and provenance, and arranging payment for a relative.

A page for Coronel Vivida’s Pallotti Daily radio pairs local headlines and a weekday schedule with a map of the municipalities the station says it reaches.

An independent page for an October 20 community session on whether Cimarron County should signal it is open to AI data-center development.

A Palawan-focused verification service for village mangrove plots, recording how many planted trees survive.

The 108th Separate Battalion of Ukraine’s Armed Forces presents its history, military and support roles, and a three-step recruitment process.

A Russian-language civic safety guide with situation search, emergency checklists, and preparation materials.

A resident-run Margate, Florida project says it reviews campaign filings, commission votes, contracts, and public records for plain-English reporting.

A street-level map ranks 45 areas in Barcelona and its metro area by perceived safety.

Universitas Pamulang Scooter presents its club history, weekly meetups, and a free-entry anniversary gathering scheduled for December 12, 2026.

A civic-finance explorer connecting trucking money and lobbying with members of Congress, bills, votes, and public records.

A project presenting itself as a free, daily updated public-data monitor of mass-atrocity risk across the 11 ASEAN states.

The site presents recruitment information for foreigners interested in serving in a Ukrainian unmanned-systems unit.

A community conservancy in Laikipia, Kenya, presenting its wildlife and rangeland work, community programs, and eco-tourism campsites.

A prototype for sharing free household goods among neighbours in Pattaya, with wanted posts and bulk condo clear-outs.

A Washington-focused site organizes names extracted from petition signatures for a 2026 ballot initiative by county.

A foundation in Kwara State, Nigeria, says it supports children who hawk beske (tofu) during school hours with scholarships, supplies and mentorship.

An advocacy site assembling product imagery, a timeline and legal-record links around creator Jean-Claude Kalí’s allegations against fashion-label founder Henri Alexander Levy, while soliciting donations for Kalí.

The page presents an urgent appeal and a form for sending sightings or other tips to the family.