Civic & Public Life

A free directory of local shelter, food, heating, and other assistance across nine Southwest Michigan counties.

The Igbo Catholic Community of the Archdiocese of Chicago shares Mass times, events, society groups, bulletins, and ways to take part.

A public tracker turns Kano State’s health budgets and quarterly spending reports into agency, programme, and year-by-year figures.

A page for following Steve’s 150-mile charity run around Cornwall, with a SPOT tracker, trail updates and 20 local shop checkpoints.

A Taiwan political-data observatory organizing election, polling, issue-tracking, and fact-checking records across 22 cities and counties.

A community fire-rescue department’s site brings together local safety guidance, department notices, response information, events, and an explanation of its fire-protection rating.

Volunteer Dinner organizes a free, non-religious Montreal meal each December 25, with ways to attend, volunteer, or donate.

A searchable public index of US data-breach filings, related settlements, and guidance for people who receive breach letters.

An interactive map of 118 forms of democratic participation, arranged by family and level of engagement.

A searchable guide to federal inspection findings for Medicare-certified home-health agencies, with links to the official reports.

An unofficial guide to Lakewood, Ohio public meetings, with summaries linked to their source records and pages for active issues, officials, and meeting schedules.

Hey Langley is a community hub for Langley, B.C., with a Halloween house map, local event listings, reviews and civic explainers.

A volunteer cat foster in St Petersburg profiles shy, older, and medically complex cats for adoption, alongside rescue histories and expense reports.

An environmental art installation in Lowell pairs giant Halloween skeletons with practical paths for community and climate action.

A free tool that displays fact-checks from independent agencies alongside debates, interviews, and other live video.

A Spanish-language dashboard analyzes voting patterns, dissent, subject areas, and case origins in Mexico’s Supreme Court plenary.

A city-by-city guide to disposing of bulky household items, with instructions linked to official city, county, or state pages.

A web app for reporting hazards at demonstrations, requesting volunteer medics, and coordinating trusted buddy groups.

An independent, source-linked guide to Artesia, California, covering council decisions, city spending, neighborhood projects, elections, and resident resources.

A free, community-organized Halloween dance parade through San Francisco’s Mission district.

A searchable Berlin map ranks businesses by the share of their Google reviews removed after legal complaints.

A searchable explorer connecting nonprofit filings, school pay, political money, federal spending, company data and food recalls.

A Palestinian media platform collecting reports, photographs, video, and podcast testimony about people killed, injured, displaced, and surviving in Gaza.

A local guide to Transwestern’s proposed gas pipeline, its route near Hueco Tanks, and the project’s FERC review.

A public guide to FDA pet-food and medicine recalls, with adverse-event reports organized by ingredient, breed, and reported sign.

An independent local news site covering San Antonio City Hall, Spurs games, events, food, weather, and data.

The site describes a volunteer effort to provide visible, two-person presence outside Berlin businesses and institutions that request support.

A local-history project uses participatory films to explore the people, work, and heritage of Comblain-au-Pont from 1750 to 1939.

A local tracker of rezoning, site-plan and land-use cases across northern Palm Beach County and Martin County, with project status and hearing or vote details.

HAB presents a compact steel home designed to arrive factory-finished, sit on screw-in piers, and stack up to three homes on one footprint.

A DFW Mid-Cities fathers’ group organizes recurring local meetups, with a season of brewery stops and a member app.

Damali Ssali publishes analysis of Uganda’s public finances, including who pays for the national budget and how its spending affects people across the country.

A public-data guide compares FEMA flood-zone shares and National Flood Insurance Program claims across neighborhoods in Miami and Houston.

A source-linked map of relationships around Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, with an AI question interface and a companion view of laws.

A Maya Lin School parent designed a 3D-printed wolf toy to help raise money for art education.

A Pine Mountain Club POA member's review of association bank statements asks where reported reserve savings went.

A Spanish-language campaign page argues for a November 11 general strike through stories and interactive material on housing, wages, inflation, corruption, and public spending.

An Argentine policy proposal would have employers keep paying workers whose jobs are automated, using savings from the automation.

A London project hosts free street-side activities—games, readings, drawing and card-making—to bring passers-by together.

A city-by-city guide to bulky-item pickup, fees, drop-off sites and donation options for items such as couches, mattresses and refrigerators.

An interactive dashboard for exploring Montréal bicycle-counter readings, with hourly and daily charts, maps, and history dating back to 2009.

A community program in Cilacap documents efforts to turn coastal coconut and taro into food products, while connecting processing equipment, IoT monitoring, and coastal mitigation.

A public tracker of Florida homeowners insurance rate changes, new policy writers, Citizens takeouts, and newly licensed insurers, with links to cited sources.

A participatory digital archive documenting the village’s Hajat Bumi harvest tradition, from its rituals and symbols to photos, videos, and community stories.

A British Columbia civic tool that helps residents identify who handles a local problem and how to reach them.

A public archive of court filings, state plans and responses, and legislative reports on New Mexico’s Martinez/Yazzie education case.

MERIT sets out a certification framework for methane emissions from behind-the-meter gas generation serving data centers.

An official site for a six-member music group connecting Fukushima and Taiwan, with member profiles, event dates, travel and peach information, and a merchandise catalog.

A case-file-style page presents text-message excerpts involving Montez Aiken, described as a former school resource officer and a Democratic nominee for South Carolina House District 102.

An Arabic-language reference site organizing Moroccan political history, institutions, elections, parties, government records, and public procurement.

The site presents Orion as a rapid-response unit within Ukraine’s State Border Guard Service, with recruitment, partnership, and support information.

A Venice, California project offering local-history workshops and walks, cultural documentation, civic-engagement training, and community events.

A multilingual guide to an exhibition about survivor testimony related to the Japanese military’s wartime sexual slavery, with a 360-degree online gallery announced as forthcoming.

The Moot organizes Salt Spring Island’s civic issues into evidence-linked briefs drawing on public records, local reporting, and community context.

A document-led case file about Oklahoma House District 81 candidate Troy Talley, comparing his 2026 GOP survey response with a later amendment.

A New York City run club centered on Taiwanese identity, with weekend meetups, route details, and an open invitation to runners of all paces.

A marketplace where people offer goods, services, and experiences in exchange for donations sent directly to fundraisers.

A Brazilian NGO in Vidigal, Rio de Janeiro, offers free after-school English for young people and field-learning programmes for international participants.

A public dashboard for Uganda Red Cross alerts, incident maps, response operations, preparedness advice, and relief needs.

A detailed community site for a volunteer fire-rescue company, with local safety information, company history, apparatus details, and ways to join or support it.

An independent search tool for hospitals on Medicare’s Acute Hospital Care at Home approved list.

A digital archive gathers the life, publications, awards, interviews, and conservation work of Brazilian ecologist Maria Tereza Jorge Pádua.

NATAKA Research Institute outlines a National Library of Papua organized around Papuan memory, regional knowledge, and rules for protecting sensitive records.

A planned 2027 gathering in Húsavík will celebrate the story of Norwegian ski instructor Nikulás Buch and the town’s early ski history.

A public search page for source-linked briefs, including Texas House voting records, legislative subjects, and claims about public affairs.

A commuter campaign gathering experiences after the Carnet Smart fare change, with the aim of pressing for more accessible travel costs.

A searchable registry of Venezuela’s Gaceta Oficial that links published acts with people, companies, and sanctions.

A Japanese nonprofit project describes an information platform for people with ALS and other serious illnesses, alongside education and support for turning personal wishes into action.

A neighborhood and cultural association in Marín shares local events, workshops, and recurring activities.

A community site for Assamese writers, students, teachers, self-help groups and NGOs, with a reviewed writing wall, online exams and group-accounting tools.

The site has paused its usual books and entertainment content for a family-maintained page tracking Rafael Nuñez Penna’s reported detention and the family’s efforts to challenge it.

Constitutional scholar Corey Brettschneider and comedian John Fugelsang discuss the presidential oath, rule of law, and current political disputes.

A Polish platform for finding dogs, cats, and other animals for adoption through shelters and foundations.

RecordMuster maps public-records contacts and offers a state-aware request-letter generator.

Good Neighbor describes a shared texting number that routes neighborhood requests and announcements to relevant neighbors without putting them in a group chat.

A form seeks firsthand accounts and personal records about events and music-industry activity in the Hamburg area from 2020 onward, in connection with a court proceeding.

Ruth Yakubu’s personal site presents her account of missing Ring camera recordings after reported harassment and calls for an independent investigation.

A plaintiffs’ counsel-run information site for a pending lawsuit over funds allegedly withheld from terminated Walmart Marketplace retailers.

A guide presented as covering the 2026 general election in Little Rock and Pulaski County, with candidate profiles, race filters, and a candidate-selection “cheat sheet.”

A coming-soon service proposing plain-language local-government meeting recaps, linked to public records, with email alerts tailored by government and frequency.