Civic & Public Life

An interactive map compares Spain’s 23 July 2023 general-election results by municipality, province, or autonomous community.

Am I Under Surveillance? estimates the fixed, publicly mapped plate readers along a route and shows other mapped camera types separately.

A campus project offering no-cost repairs and hands-on tech workshops.

A Finnish-language tracker for parliamentary votes, attendance, speeches, duties and related news, with a personal weekly follow-up.

A Japanese fact-checking project that traces political and news claims to primary sources, with a calculator comparing a food-tax cut against ¥80,000 per person.

A multilingual observatory catalogues AI products built in or for Haiti, with entries organized by sector, maturity, and evidence level.

The site maps marches, pickets, strikes, and assemblies in Italy, with filters for date, region, and type.

A documentary in development about hazardous waste at Ormond Beach and the residents of south Oxnard.

An independent tracker maps private seniors’ residences across Québec and records openings, closures and changes in available places.

A public-hearing resource organizes questions about a proposed Utah town and helps residents submit one to the state.

American Community Training Services says it offers California Housing Choice Voucher holders free help finding housing and responding to unlawful refusals or denials.

A Korean-language service for exploring publicly disclosed officials’ assets through maps, search, rankings, statistics, and source-linked analysis.

A multilingual news site groups reports by story so readers can compare coverage across Sri Lankan and international outlets.

A civic project compares the work reported by Bogotá’s 19 representatives to the Chamber of Representatives from 2022 to 2026.

A community organisation near Ahero, Kenya, documents weekend and school-holiday activities where children read, make things, play and garden together.

A resident-run guide explains how to run for, or vote for a write-in candidate for, a vacant Advisory Neighborhood Commission seat in DC’s 8E05 district.

An open archive organizing public-record material on unidentified anomalous phenomena and non-human intelligence, including hearings, videos, people, incidents, programs, and claims.

An interactive calculator compares estimated 2026 take-home pay under current Spanish tax rules and measures announced by seven political parties.

An independent tracker of proposed U.S. data centers, with project locations, sources, local fights, moratoriums, and county-level email alerts.

A Tbilisi queer collective bringing together electronic music, art and events, with a dated archive, resident artists and a solidarity programme.

An editorial data project comparing public companies’ reported federal revenue with the government contract records associated with them.

A public digital archive of the Unzen-Fugen eruption disaster pairs photographs, newspapers, and booklets with a disaster-learning section for younger students.

A California project requests and sues for records of police shootings and use of force, then publishes what it obtains.

This Taiwan-focused tool helps households assemble a disaster plan using location information, public hazard data, and family needs.

A searchable reference for Nevada offense codes, descriptions, statutes, and NIBRS classifications, with filters for jurisdiction, severity, and record status.

A public monitor that places FAERS report counts for drugs used in inflammatory disease alongside FDA notices, recalls, trial starts, and new papers.

A collaborative, nonprofit archive of Italian dialect proverbs and expressions, with translations, meanings, and places attached to each entry.

A Pleasant Street neighbors’ site compares a proposed five-condominium building with the existing street and explains how to follow two town hearings.

A free guide to US consumer-product recalls, with browsing by brand, product type, and hazard, plus remedies and historical statistics.

A higher-education web governance research project sharing annual survey findings and inviting practitioners to take part in its third year.

An Indian political-satire site pairing playable games with a voter-roll explainer and tools for WhatsApp groups and profile pictures.

A free Monday/Wednesday/Friday email newsletter gathers local weather, events, decisions, sports, market information and jobs for Sioux County, Iowa.

The Foundation for Indigenous and Oral Knowledge Archives describes community-led tools and partnerships for bringing Indigenous languages and knowledge into digital spaces.

A free address lookup shows FEMA flood zones, alongside a source-linked tracker of flood and wind insurance data for the South Carolina Lowcountry.

A Brazilian archive offers sourced clips of Lula’s speeches for DJs to download, remix, and share.

A multilingual resource explains what to do when people are targeted by online exposure, harassment, threats, or the spread of personal information.

A nonprofit project presents aggregated data on ALK+ lung cancer and invites patients to contribute updates to an international registry.

Dr. Benjamin Bang Bang’s campaign site lays out ten priorities for Warrap State, South Sudan, alongside proposed checks on whether government delivers.

A local campaign opposing Little Rock’s automated license plate reader network, with links to exposure-checking tools, records, and ways to take civic action.

A public directory of anonymous reports about job seekers’ experiences with companies, including ghosting, unpaid assignments and cancelled offers.

A Lago Vista High School DECA breast cancer awareness fundraiser uses QR codes to send donations directly to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

The Morocco Chess League site promotes a Fes chess tournament and offers an online arena with bot and pass-and-play modes.

An independent search tool for Oroville City Council transcripts, agenda items, and linked meeting recordings.

An independent Philadelphia tool that looks up trash and recycling set-out dates by street address and offers calendar views and exports.

The Mogtédo community station presents local programming and news in French, Mooré, Fulfulde, and Gulmancéma, alongside a listening interface and ways to contact or support it.

A community hub for Tongans and the wider Pacific, with chat, cultural content, news, sports, music and a marketplace.

The federation’s site documents its history, community work, leadership, and newspaper, Dielli.

A multilingual site lets visitors search burial records and pay tribute to Argentine dead of Malvinas.

A free Chicago database of kitchen and bath renovation permit costs and timelines, with links to records by project type, neighborhood, and community area.

A searchable public index of transport and urban-planning studies, plans, and business cases for Queenstown and the Whakatipu.

A local campaign connects real-estate open houses with messages and donations for a family facing cancer.

A tracker of federal OSHA inspections, citations, and penalties for oil-and-gas employers across West Texas and southeastern New Mexico.

The site presents a historical overview spanning 1804–1999, with versions in nine languages and an account of the sources it says it draws on.

Woozza presents a flood-risk platform combining local rain-gauge data, risk analysis, alerts, and evacuation workflows.

ZIP CODE is a free weekday email briefing on events, local updates, and practical changes affecting Indianapolis’s 46208 area.

A commune-level map of care access in France, covering 22 health professions and helping people search for nearby providers.

A project site presents geosites across Panama’s Puente de las Américas territory and promotes geotourism, geoeducation, and geological heritage.

The Lambertville Backgammon Club posts details for its weekly, beginner-friendly games at the Lambertville Free Public Library.

A public scorecard tracks predictions by prominent figures, with categories, outcomes, and accuracy rates.

A filing-preparation service for small US water systems, Illinois local governments, and nonprofit parent organizations with IRS group exemption letters.

A Redlands Unified records project gathers redacted district emails and letters, public-comment videos, and campaign-filing links concerning school-board candidate Maria Montes.

An independently operated page compiles reporting on a reported October 11 assault near UChicago, with a case timeline, institutional questions, and survivor-support links.

Cảnh Báo Trộm presents a Da Nang map for resident-shared theft alerts and lost-and-found reports.

The Wayanad Ham Radio Club’s site brings together information about its January 2027 meetup, local repeater, operators, and amateur-radio news.

An Arabic digital archive gathers research, photographs, and local memory about Aït Ahmad and the Wād Nūn region of southern Morocco.

A Russian-language catalog places outcomes from paired Canadian criminal cases side by side, contrasting sentences for men and women.

A campaign-style page introduces six Central Park carriage horses and invites visitors to adopt, foster, donate, volunteer, or get in touch.

A multilingual civic pilot for reporting local problems and following their progress across Puducherry, Karaikal, Mahe and Yanam.

An independent project tracking Baghdad construction and development, with plans for field reporting, public submissions, and analysis of urban projects.

A dashboard for exploring California hospice profiles and comparing reported visit frequency by discipline, using preliminary 2025 public utilization data.

A volunteer network for finding blood donors in Phulpur and nearby areas, with search filters for blood group, district, and upazila.

A Russian-language map for viewing regional missile and drone-threat notices, with alert history, source messages, and optional browser notifications.