Civic & Public Life

A Gold Star Mother-led campaign seeks electronic verification of a rental driver’s current license status before the keys are handed over.

A Guernsey-focused storm dashboard combining forecast models, weather readings, island reports, business updates, and offers of help.

An interactive tracker of publicly reported threats to the U.S. defense industrial base and critical infrastructure, with event sources, maps, and search.

A Texas voter guide asks 17 policy questions, then compares answers with candidates’ documented positions across four major races.

An interactive research site connects a Chilean school-choice experiment to maps of families and schools and a model-based policy lab.

A constituent-built accountability site compares Texas Congressman Keith Self’s public statements with his votes, campaign money, and other claims.

A public dashboard comparing traffic-camera tickets, fines, and activity across U.S. cities.

A free directory comparing Texas home health, hospice, and personal-care agencies using public ratings and state records.

A student-run guide to healthcare legislation in 12 states, pairing plain-language bill summaries with status labels and official records.

PIA is a political party in formation focused on AI policy, with plans to stand first in Berlin in 2029.

A research publication reviewing evidence on interventions to reduce child deaths, including vaccines, malaria prevention, pneumonia treatment, newborn care and nutrition.

ProofPoll is a draft protocol for publishing signed, witness-timestamped records that let readers check how a poll was conducted and whether its record changed.

Plains Ledger tracks Nebraska political fundraising and spending alongside related nonprofit funding, grants, and lobbying disclosures.

A public-service guide to muting gas-pump ads, labeling the button, and reducing other everyday advertising.

An artist-led project proposes cast-bronze markers for the homes of Black families in Prince George’s County, preserving names and family histories at the places they lived.

A public status page rates the internet’s overall condition on a five-level scale, with plain-language guidance.

An interactive map for exploring public-rental housing locations, rental types, selected posting histories, and reported rental conditions across South Korea.

An independent site opposing a proposed data center near Broadview, Montana, organized around project records, power and water context, and public-comment guidance.

A Nigerian foundation shares its sickle-cell awareness work and free medical outreaches, held in memory of Okeoghene Samuel Eterigho.

A county-by-county reference to Florida’s 2025 property-tax millage rates, with links to the government sources behind the figures.

A bilingual research site reports on school-admission platform trials in Peru and Ecuador, examining warnings to families whose children may go unplaced.

A Tennessee radon guide that combines county-level risk and building-code research with practical testing advice and links to state resources.

A multilingual investigation into covert influence on protest movements, pairing street footage with an account of Italian security measures.

A public tracker for New York State legislation, with filters for county relevance, bill history, sponsors, votes, and legislative progress.

A local advocacy site documents bright residential streetlights in Durham and asks City Council to right-size them.

A Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum research resource cataloging vessels by type, name, location, and shipbuilding center.

An interactive forecast of the 2026 U.S. midterms, pairing a county-level voter simulation with a 40,000-run Monte Carlo election simulator.

czujka presents a conflict-exposure index built from eight weighted indicators and 26 public sources, with coverage described across Poland, the Baltic states, Finland, Romania, and Moldova.

A Utah-focused site for looking up earthquake hazards near an address and building a prioritized preparedness plan.

Greg Pryor’s book companion pairs wildfire-preparedness guidance with an interactive play-out of how mitigation work changes a fire-day scene on one property.

A research site organizing Taiwan food-safety incidents, official records, statistics, and practical guides.

A public tracker lays out Fresno County’s 2027 employee health-plan contributions, preliminary paycheck deductions, and renewal increases.

A citizens’ information resource for evaluating a proposed data center near North Polzin and West Fenric Roads in Janesville, Wisconsin.

A Bishop Museum page for a February 2027 kōnane tournament, with qualifying events across Hawaiʻi and a championship match on a historic papamū.

A bilingual guide to medical-dispute routes in Korea, including mediation, arbitration, consumer-agency relief, court, deadlines, and fees.

A Portuguese housing-rights project lets visitors place and customize a digital tent at one of seven protest locations, then points them toward a parliamentary petition.

Silver Rail families ask the Bend-La Pine Schools Board to keep students, teachers, and staff together as a school community, ideally in their own building.

A browser game drops real congressional bills from a 3D Capitol and asks players to sort each into one of eight policy bins.

A state-by-state comparison of post-election audit methods used after the 2024 U.S. general election, with state summaries and links to laws and results.

A free Spanish-language pilot for reporting lost, spotted, or sheltered dogs, with map-based search and private messaging.

Panchine d’Artista documents a free, open-air collection of artist-designed benches in Vigone, Italy, with a new work featured for 2026.

A Brazilian legislative directory for looking up representatives and exploring proposals, votes, and reported spending.

An independent audit of public geopolitical predictions by @aravind on X, alongside dated forecasts from the Decoder project.

A Galgenen recreational football club shares its history, events, season plan, committee, photos, and membership information.

A local campaign opposes selling Gainesville’s Ironwood Golf Course to private buyer HangTime and presents a nonprofit alternative for the municipal course.

A tracker of openings, closings, construction and proposals across five southwest Salt Lake Valley cities.

A Colombo queer art collective organizing beginner-friendly, usually free weekly art hangouts at rotating venues.

A student-authored proposal for connecting school alumni with former teachers and bringing their skills back to current pupils through small volunteer projects.

Sourced harm-reduction guides and drug-interaction information for people who go to raves, festivals, and nightlife.

YAMANOWA is a community-made board game about Kiso Village, where players rotate three rings to connect water paths and collect points.

A village association site connecting Taourmite families in the Anti-Atlas and the diaspora through local news, annual gatherings, and community projects.

A residents’ group site for a 326-apartment development in Leeds, sharing local information, management correspondence, and ways to get involved.

A La Gonâve cooperative presents environmental and community-development work, including mangrove restoration, participatory research, training, and support for local livelihoods.

An interactive Portuguese-language dossier about Flávio Bolsonaro’s public record, presenting allegations, investigations, archived cases, and related episodes with cited sources.

An independent homeowner initiative organizes a dispute over Falcon Creek HOA rules, governance, fines, elections, finances, and a canceled annual meeting.

A directory for Hong Kong and overseas independent bookstores, with sections for cultural groups, green initiatives, a small reading room, and book purchases.

A free guide to homestead exemptions and property-tax relief, with state programs, filing deadlines, and savings estimates.

Kuwanda’s website supports a local hub for bartering goods, sharing skills, launching products, and sourcing seed.

A public-evidence scorecard examines how AI labs’ employment terms and speak-up policies address criticism and whistleblowing.

A public form for registering dogs and cats in General Alvear, with a separate login-gated area for municipal record management.

An MCP service for searching dated Indiana Code snapshots, resolving citations, and consulting related legal materials.

A Punjabi- and English-language publication presenting research and dialogue on Punjab and Sikh Panth issues, including representation, migration and voter rolls.

A research project invites people to propose animals as peatland mascots on a map, with fields for ecological relationships, cultural ties, and references.

The site invites people to submit short catch-and-throw videos that join a shared game and help fund Thunder Baseball 12U’s trip to Cooperstown.

A youth-led Lagos health initiative explains diagnostic imaging, helps people find discounted or free scans, and offers follow-up after results.

A free weekly list of San Diego County public construction bids, organized by trade with deadlines, site walks, and links to official notices.

ISDF introduces pairs snowdancing and makes the case for preserving ski ballet while building new ways to learn and perform on snow.

An interactive map tracks the intensity and stance of public conversation about technology in K–12 schools, with views for states and districts.

A student-run civic project lets people browse plain-language summaries of state healthcare legislation, check recorded bill status, and find their representatives.

A Portuguese-language interactive bingo card pairs warnings about what Flávio Bolsonaro might do with responses from him or his campaign and links to sources.

A project invites people to use leftover model-plan tokens to make small, open resources for public-good work.

A Massachusetts nonprofit supporting Brazilian immigrant women and families through rights advocacy, civic education, and training programs.

A research preview for comparing countries’ support for Ukraine with Russia’s earnings from trade with them since the full-scale invasion.

A portal for fire-system inspection companies to file reports for McKinney properties and track the Fire Marshal’s review.

A multilingual hub for Tatar and Bashkir life in the Netherlands, with event listings, recipes, community stories, newcomer guidance, and links to diaspora groups.

A country-comparison project brings together UN voting, trade, conflict, and people connections to explore relationships between nations.

People Over Papers presents a browser-based map of community reports about possible ICE activity and lets visitors submit an anonymous report.

A Swiss municipal research tool that uses aerial imagery to flag swimming pools for human verification.

A free volunteer project presenting a way to report stray cats, follow their rescues, and connect cats with adopters in Dubai.

A youth-led initiative in Tanzania and Kenya focused on land restoration and economic opportunities for Maasai and other Indigenous pastoralist youth.

A waitlist for a planned women-only social network pairing self-defence lessons with local safety posts and one-touch SOS.

An open letter to Canada’s prime minister proposes a designated economic zone to help Waterloo-area companies build and scale locally.

A legal research platform organizing African alternative dispute resolution laws, regional instruments, institutions and case materials by country.

A San Diego community project invites families to share memories connected to people living with Alzheimer’s.

An independent site examining public claims by United Hatzalah, Eli Beer and Friends of United Hatzalah against public records and other sources.

A bilingual OSINT workspace presenting conflict, displacement, and environmental data across 16 West African countries, alongside an AI assistant and human fact-checking.

A Rogers, Arkansas, community effort opposing warrantless surveillance, including Flock, with links to a map, public records, civic actions, and local news.

A public tracker of radio stations using AI voices and hosts, alongside disclosure rules for several jurisdictions.

A campaign-style political case file about Ashley Moody, with linked reporting on her record, donors, and debate appearances.

An independent-news homepage for Acton, Massachusetts, with reporting and opinion across local news, arts, sports, and obituaries.

The site sells tickets for a drawing to win a 1942 Henri Matisse work, saying proceeds support Fondation Art Explora programs for children.

A Japanese guide gathers local parenting information in order, from pregnancy and birth through the years before elementary school.

A Sikh-inspired community food initiative describes plans for mobile units serving fresh vegetarian meals to everyone.

A digital daily for Gualeguaychú, Argentina, with local news, community and cultural listings, sports, an events calendar, and dollar quotations.

An offline-capable guide for practicing household resilience and connecting preparedness to the neighborhood.

Responsible Futures proposes an anonymous, in-person benchmark of environmental, social, and governance practices across the global events profession.

A free household preparedness guide that says its advice, emergency contacts and official sources adapt to your region.

A Chavezpamba musical group presents its Sanjuanito project, local history, and event-booking information.

A Nairobi-based research organisation investigating Black Soldier Fly welfare and developing low-cost telemetry for humane rearing.

An independent dashboard for exploring temperature and CO₂ readings from Oakland schools, built for local families.

A directory meant to help vandalized neighborhood businesses reconnect with customers and sell their products directly.

A Portuguese-language interactive archive presents 22 dossiers on cases and episodes involving Lula, with context, outcomes, and source references.

A supporter-made, explicitly nonofficial site maps and catalogs 12 claimed changes in Taipei from 2022–2026, with figures and links to fuller records.

An interactive map presents NASA FIRMS VIIRS satellite hotspot observations across Kalimantan, with NOAA-20 and NOAA-21 detections shown separately.

A Ugandan organization in Gulu presents clinical electives, humanitarian healthcare, university partnerships, research, and community-based health education.

A public-facing guide to Burbank Unified School District’s campus needs, facility costs, enrollment, project progress, and funding.

Kmedprice.org organizes South Korean non-covered medical prices by item, region, hospital type, and year.

A policy tracker that classifies lethal autonomous weapons by the degree of human control described for each system.

A bilingual site presenting the society, Poramatala Mahishasurmardini worship, Nabadwip heritage, and Rash Yatra celebrations.

A nonpartisan election guide for finding North Carolina races and examining candidates’ records, itemized donors, promises, and votes.

A locally targeted political critique assembles court records and news reports about prosecutor Christina Hines, arguing that her handling of several cases should concern Macomb County.

A first-person site tracking a New Jersey resident’s reports to police and other agencies, with a dated timeline and linked correspondence.

A free resource for event organizers to publish official ticket links and report fake listings, with step-by-step help for ticket buyers who may have been scammed.