Civic & Public Life

A citizen platform for searching and understanding public data on Aguascalientes’ legislature, courts, anticorruption system, and prosecutor’s office.

An independent publication by Tasha Woodfall investigating money and power in American foreign policy, trade, and private capital.

A growing, regionally organised archive of men who served in D Company of the 28th (Māori) Battalion, with portraits and individual records.

A Spanish-language, chaptered account of La Paz’s long-closed Hotel Los Arcos, drawing on labor-case records, public documents, press reports, and workers’ perspectives.

A free community film club in Ciudad Bolívar, Bogotá, pairs Friday-night screenings with a podcast recorded after the movie.

A cultural collective of 12 artists presents films and work across music, theater, circus, and literature, with a focus on bringing local arts to underserved communities.

A community photo archive documenting Chicago labor organizer Rudy Lozano and the movement around him.

A free Seoul pop-up exhibition revisits the bookstore once opened by poet Park In-hwan, with a linked online exhibition.

An online memorial to Ocean County, New Jersey, service members who died in wars after September 11, 2001.

An interactive map catalogues 289 historic and heritage-style streetlights across Canterbury, with photographs and details for each recorded column.

A Calgary-focused analysis compares neighbourhood road costs with the property tax revenue available for mobility, using pavement plans and ward-level map views.

A Hebrew-language interactive simulation shows how conversations with friends who have not voted might affect turnout, using 2022 city data and adjustable assumptions.

Edge Forest develops monitoring devices for detecting fires and illegal logging in the Amazon and alerting the institutions and communities responsible for protection.

A public dashboard explores itemized FEC contributions to federal campaigns, parties, and PACs, with candidate rankings, trends, and donor maps.

A Spanish-language archive of Fidel Castro’s statements, organized by theme and chronology across 1959–2010.

A research resource combining interactive comparisons of wealth and taxation with a digital library on wealth inequality.

A live ride log follows Naomi Shedd’s 2,947-mile OneWheel crossing from San Diego to St. Augustine, raising money for My Sister’s House.

Everdrone presents a drone-supported emergency medical service that can deliver an AED and send live scene video to emergency dispatch while an ambulance is on its way.

A document-linked account of a laptop reported defective on delivery and the customer’s dispute with the seller, manufacturer, bank, and regulator.

The Melbourne project uses AI to extract decision-relevant facts from Australian public records, with figures linked back to their source pages.

An independent information page brings together official contacts and updates related to the Urda railway accident.

A searchable map of Los Angeles speed cameras, with locations, operating status, street limits, ticket thresholds, and fines.

A community resource hub combining household budgeting and local help guides with tide, storm, and water-safety information.

A free public-interest tool for comparing an Indian cancer-drug bill with published NPPA ceiling prices, trade-margin caps, or Jan Aushadhi shelf prices.

The Overseas Chinese Preservation Society helps Sze Yup diaspora families preserve ancestral homes in four Guangdong counties through family-led restoration projects.

A dated, source-linked collection of communications, petition requests, and financial documents concerning Blackhawk Ministries and Blackhawk Christian School.

A crowd-sourced tracker for early voting site status in rural Alaska, with ways to report problems and get community-specific updates.

C3 connects Marietta and metro Atlanta neighbors who need free home, auto, and other practical repairs with volunteers who can do them.

Conflict Watch presents reported conflict events on a world map, with links to original reports and country background pages.

A volunteer network of punk bookers, venues, collectives, and bands coordinating tours without agencies or middlemen.

EnvReportCard presents ZIP-code reports covering air pollution, nearby toxic sites, drinking water, health indicators and climate risks.

A source-linked guide to Highland Park, Illinois, city meetings, decisions, and ongoing issue timelines.

An independent data explorer tracks dog names in the City of Zurich across yearly snapshots from 2014 to 2025.

A public map distinguishing private-equity-owned, independent, and chain businesses around Boston, with ownership sources linked from each listing.

A French-language resource hub covering anarchist history, collective organizing, protest rights, and digital privacy.

A downloadable guide to funeral costs, procedures, and rights in France, aimed at helping families understand their options before making decisions.

A public NYC lookup for current heating requirements, building-level heat complaints, and complaint patterns across the city.

A Columbus campaign site compares ballot Issues 8 and 9, offers a visitor poll, and links to election information and source material.

A private citizen’s evidence-led case for replacing more traffic signals and stop signs with roundabouts, paired with tools for checking and advocating for a specific intersection.

A parent-led campaign asks the school district to assess alternatives before considering closure of Wilder Elementary in Woodinville.

A browser-based pixel-art satire casts Malta’s 2027 budget as a political balancing game.

An independent local reporting project documenting Iron County government and proposed energy infrastructure through public records, official sources, and news reports.

A Princeton community campaign opposing the reported cancellation of Outdoor Action, Community Action, and DDA orientation trips.

A source-linked editorial archive organizing material about the Karen Read case into a chronology, evidence library, statement comparisons, claims, and the site's own interpretation.

An interactive map compares results and shifts in Lula–Flávio margins across Brazil’s municipalities, with a separate examination of votes counted after 5 p.m.

A Cyprus community initiative brings together Larnaca Muslim cemetery records and grave maps, prayer-time tools, Quran audio, and descriptions of local charitable services.

A multilingual community campaign seeking monthly pledges to fund a local worker cleaning the streets, entrances, and beaches of Playas del Coco.

A free, no-account community map for dropped kerbs, ramps, step-free entrances, accessible toilets, Blue Badge parking and places to rest.

Open Hearts Art Center turns its year-end giving drive into a clickable watercolor: donors choose canvas pieces, contribute, and add a name and message.

A Spanish–Korean conservation community teaching people in the Dominican Republic to use open-source GIS and public data.

A country-by-country guide to recruitment agency licensing, official checks, worker fees, and reporting routes.

A Portuguese-language local journalism site covering news, investigations, neighborhoods, and public memory in Volta Redonda, Brazil.

An open letter to Portland Public Schools urges the district not to close Sunnyside K–8 Environmental School or dismantle its K–8 structure and curriculum.

A public map where people can report problems in Terrassa’s public spaces, including empty tree pits, fallen trees, and holes.

A Fillmore, California group invites residents to share local ideas, join gatherings, and make games, apps, and community projects.

A Polish-language service describes how it alerts nearby volunteers and coordinates searches using local maps, sectors, and reports.

An anonymous public map for reporting potholes in Venezuela and tracking how long they remain open.

A live map of Lubbock police, fire, EMS, and traffic incidents, paired with dispatch audio, transcripts, alerts, and activity reports.

A searchable index of Marbella-area notices and documents, with filters for place, organisation, document type and utility interruptions.

An inaugural community watchdog newsletter examines Ramona water-district spending, rate decisions, and local election questions.

A Grants Pass podcast and live-event series explores how a community might build and test local pieces of a healthcare system.

A pointed dossier examines sheriff candidate Daniel Seuzeneau’s public salary, outside work for a car dealer, and Slidell’s payments to the dealership.

A campaign site argues against a proposed guests-only hotel near Panorama Heights and helps readers contact the county supervisor.

StreetDossier gathers open-data details about streets in England and Wales, including sale prices, energy ratings, flood risk, broadband, nearby schools, food hygiene ratings and crime.

A bilingual legal-information site for Amedspor fans, organized around situations such as detention, stadium bans, blocked tickets, and harassment.

A regional news site covering Eastern Oregon, Eastern Montana, and land and water issues across the rural West.

A weekly Copenhagen running calendar listing club runs and events with dates, meeting places, times, and participation details.

A free, 21-and-over bowling community for people who make and love hip-hop, with practice, league, and social nights.

The volunteer fire district’s site brings together public meeting records, fire-preparedness guidance, local contacts, and road-condition links for the Panguitch Lake area.

A multilingual tenant-rights site presenting a housing survey, plain-language rights information, and routes to help with a notice.

A UK Budget 2026 coverage site that monitors HMRC, HM Treasury and OBR publications and turns them into explainers with source links.

Ireland Crime tracks reported cases through arrest, charge, court and sentence, with search, county filters and case-by-case timelines.

An interactive event installation turns a visitor’s name into a phonetic rendering in Unicode Orkhon characters and prepares a QR souvenir card.

An open-data dashboard for methane monitoring near Angera’s wetlands, pairing sensor readings with local weather and European air-model context. The readings shown now are demonstrative, not live measurements.

Ghost Job Watch describes an independent effort to document deceptive job postings and build an evidence-based case for accountability and reform.

A recorded-interview system for police that says it follows the NICHD protocol and screens questions before asking them.

A public-record project for tracking officials’ votes, bills, donations, and statement-versus-action records, with Maryland records and marked fictional samples for Virginia and D.C.

A profile and archive of the Afghan physician, public servant, and women’s-rights advocate.

A partisan voter-information and accountability site urging readers to vote Trump out, alongside polling-place links and a sourced record of his actions.

A synthetic preview of 2026 midterm forecasts compares AI agents with experts, crowds, and prediction markets.

A Gandhi Fellow’s seven-chapter account of a community immersion in Raka, Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh.

A free public archive that says it helps readers search for U.S. servicemen who died or went missing in three wars and were buried or memorialized overseas.

The MoveDisease Archive is a developing research project to connect wildlife movement data with infection tests and other health records.

An independent Maldives poll asks visitors to take a position on the Rasmalé Eagle Hills waterfront project and submit arguments for or against it.

A conservative LaPorte County political-accountability site collecting stories, timelines, and linked source material about local candidate Angie Henzman.

Yayasan Grojogan Sewu describes an annual tree-planting and replanting effort on the slopes of Mount Welirang, near Prigen, Indonesia.

An analysis publication covering Türkiye’s borders, maritime disputes, treaties and diplomacy.

A community environmental site presenting a household recycling guide, sample material-code lookups, activities, and volunteer opportunities.

FRAME explores ways for young people and cultural institutions to shape arts and museum engagement together.