Civic & Public Life

The Ngutapa Institute describes work with Tikuna and Kokama communities across cultural knowledge, fish stewardship, a museum, and community tourism.

A German-language civic atlas helps residents look up local council activity, decision-makers, participation opportunities, and the areas their home belongs to.

An independent dashboard presents 45 public-data series on California housing, jobs, taxes, finances, pensions, and migration.

An interactive map distinguishes primary forest, regrowth, plantations and tree crops using global satellite data.

A volunteer group measures night-sky brightness across Sicily and southern Italy, publishing readings and explaining its method.

A volunteer flight-tracking network shares receiver builds, setup guidance, and aircraft coverage information for regional Victoria.

An independent tracker of ballot returns, counting progress, and precinct-level election results in Clallam County, Washington.

An interactive French visualization turns household wealth inequality into a climb where each pixel represents €1,000.

A research prototype for examining Ohio teacher-retirement policy, including COLA effects, STRS Ohio spending, investment measures, and supporting records.

A Sayama association for people with intellectual disabilities and their families, with activity clubs, shared outings, and parent support.

A public county lookup pairs natural-hazard coverage with disaster histories, rankings, insurance context, and current hazard news.

A reference site tracking changes to statistical definitions, methods, and revisions across labour, prices, GDP, poverty, and crime.

A source-linked guide and household calculator help people plan for 72 hours without power, water, phone service, or open shops.

An AI-assisted traffic signal system for Cagayan de Oro that reads intersection video and recommends signal timings for engineer approval.

A public evidence hub makes the case for designating Oklahoma’s Lower Mountain Fork River a Trout Unlimited Priority Water.

An independent Hebrew-language research project models how automation could affect work, prices, household purchasing power, and public finance in Israel.

A Bulgarian interactive media-literacy lesson shows how omissions and repetition can distort a claim without making it wholly false.

A Minnesota-focused guide to local rules, costs, dates, and places, paired with calculators and data explorers.

A College Park, Georgia project restoring College View Memorial Cemetery and preserving the history of the area’s historic Black community.

A resident-led proposal and petition envision a green public park on the Tanjung Bungah coast.

A New Jersey shore wildlife campaign asks readers to consider algae-based omega-3 supplements instead of fish oil made from menhaden.

A French-language dashboard for turning Beninese municipal budget files into views of voted funds, collections, spending, and delays.

A volunteer-run, nonprofit tracker presenting promises by Democratic members of Congress alongside what happened afterward.

Volunteer members document the hospitality venture’s announcements, operating status, and member updates in a source-cited public archive.

An Australian election-results explorer for comparing results, margins, swings, and representation across electorates and parliaments.

A Russian-language rights-information library with guidance for conscripts, mobilized people, service members, and others facing questions about refusing service, leaving the military, border risks, or asylum.

A dated U.S. events journal pairing sourced local stories with a time-and-place public calendar.

A sourced data page comparing work-visa figures, layoffs at major employers, and U.S. labor statistics by birthplace.

Love Without Agenda describes a Chicago volunteer operation that collects fresh food and redistributes it to families the same day.

A Finnish-language satirical site critiques a proposed data-center project in Mustakorpi, Kuopio, by presenting its local and environmental costs as mock benefits.

A reference site organizing freedom-of-information laws, record-retention rules, archive timelines, request deadlines, and government-published data.

A support page for Seriozha and Misha, who care for twenty animals and offer several ways to help with their daily needs.

A results-gathering and monitoring system for Nigerian parties and candidates, built around polling agents’ phone-captured result sheets.

A public dashboard scores 20 geopolitical hotspots using signals including military aircraft, airspace closures, GPS jamming, and conflict news.

A sourced U.S. timeline of enforcement actions involving concentrated synthetic 7-OH and related compounds.

TownStakes helps campaign teams place yard signs, assign volunteer work, and plan post-election pickups from a shared map.

A volunteer-run, registered sports club in Nõmme, Tallinn, offering young riders and newcomers supervised ways into motorcycle speedway.

A Brazilian public tracker asks senators to disclose how they will vote for the Senate presidency before a secret ballot.

A community policy effort documenting concerns about student screen use and AI in Amherst, Massachusetts, schools.

A public feed of Baldwin County, Alabama, business, construction, property, infrastructure, and local-government developments, organized by source and stage.

A free planner for comparing Belfast’s funded preschool settings, checking a child’s age group, and building a shortlist.

A San Diego–Baja effort that collects, restores, and delivers donated bicycles for everyday transportation.

A Minneapolis story booth invites residents to record short messages to their city and listen to stories.

A project in the Napo basin describes efforts to revitalize Kichwa-riverine communities’ memories and ecological knowledge while strengthening the case for rivers’ rights.

A Northeast Ohio youth program presents a route from community volunteering to a paid apprenticeship, with training costs covered by its fund.

A bilingual calendar gathers life-drawing sessions around Taipei, with event details, links to posts, and an events.ics subscription.

GOAP gathers kid-friendly events, places, classes, and party vendors around Bowling Green and South Central Kentucky, with filters for date and children’s ages.

A planned public archive for Malatya’s history, buildings, local products, and residents, including material about places damaged in the 2023 earthquakes.

A state-by-state reference explains property insurance claim steps and the legal deadlines attached to them.

Kithara helps local tech-event organizers find speakers by topic, format, language, location, availability, and travel preferences.

A free handbook for Malaysian households, organized around local emergencies and four levels of preparedness.

A public-data tool for looking up and comparing housing, work, business, energy, and population figures across U.S. states, counties, and census tracts.

Nguzo proposes mounting Wi-Fi nodes on existing electricity poles in Tanzania, relaying traffic toward fibre gateways and using satellite links where fibre is absent.

A Japanese project site about rainforest protection in Sumatra and marine-litter cleanup in Bali, with ways to sponsor tree planting or host an online talk.

A reference guide compares six peptides against an interim HHS compounding policy, FDA approval status, agency views, and human-evidence assessments.

A San Antonio family is selling $12 barbecue plates and accepting donations to support Marine veteran Derrick Alderete during brain-tumor treatment.

A community project working to bring life back to a depopulated village in the Catalan Pyrenees through local activity, visits, and a cooperative vision.

An interactive investigation using Russian civil-registry records to map and estimate military deaths associated with the war in Ukraine.

A Jewish safety network for tracking reported antisemitic incidents near saved places, with alerts labeled by source and distance.

Sivitas presents a workspace for Kenyan campaigns to coordinate field operations, Election Day agents and incidents, and public participation.

A Tupelo local-news site listing City Council meetings and describing a source-linked, AI-assisted reporting process.

An open research project combines occupation forecasts, education-program data, and studies of AI’s economic value and fluency.

A customer hub for Bechem Water & Sanitation Management Team, with billing information, tariff estimates, meter guidance, account access and standpipe listings.

A Swellendam community project explaining black wattle’s effects, identifying it alongside native fynbos, and pointing residents toward local clearing efforts.

This directory helps South Korean residents find local bulky-waste application pages, compare disposal fees and check how to put items out for collection.

An interactive map of U.S. data-center construction projects, contractors, capacity, and reported union status.

A Turkish-language digital archive of press clippings, writing, and video related to a lawyer, politician, and environmental advocate from Tekirdağ.

A Russian-led, multilingual site compiling allegations and source links about two intermediaries offering Brazil residency, citizenship, and related services.

NHTIP presents a synthetic-data prototype for tracking the 2026–2030 Nigeria–USG Health MOU across performance, funding, commodities, workforce, and health security.

Staff at NCAA member institutions are asking the NCAA to make official statistics available as CSV downloads and through a documented API.

A Philippine-focused brief explains El Niño and tracks its possible effects on water, food, power and heat using dated official-source figures.

Clear describes a daily U.S. federal politics brief organized around what happened, how the story is being sold, and how the underlying system works.

A community hackerspace in Tandil, Argentina, brings people together to explore technology, security, arts, science, and hands-on learning.

A research WebGIS for examining disaster imagery, building data, reference labels, and model estimates across West Sumatra.

Cloakroom organizes stock trades disclosed by members of Congress and scores them against market performance.

A cultural and community venue in Niedersonthofen, Allgäu, bringing together arts, events, workshops, and social projects.

A Wake Forest-focused account of contamination records, property history, cleanup agreements, and plans for the 12415 Capital Boulevard site.

A public dashboard for filtering Illinois DRS compensation records and comparing reported pay across job titles, regions, years, and site-owner-assigned gender labels.

A community-led Kenyan initiative focused on fluorosis, safe water, and support for affected communities.

A no-dues sailing club for people who run Omarchy Linux, with member profiles, boat photos, and meetups.

The online home of St. Ann Disability Association Benevolent Society, with information on disability rights, accessibility, community activities, and ways to participate.

A civic reporting platform for documenting infrastructure needs across Manabí, Ecuador, with photos, video, and location.

Access Med Global describes a community-led approach to specialty care, workforce training, and health data across rural America, the Caribbean, and West Africa.

A nonpartisan nonprofit proposal for publishing political campaign donations and payments in real time, with a guided demo of a fictional campaign.

A local newsroom covering Joplin and Southwest Missouri government, public spending, and community issues through investigations, news updates, and reader tips.

A county-by-county lookup for courthouse phone rules, lockers, jury parking, security waits, and related visitor details.

A one-voter campaign argues for new Democratic Senate leadership and asks visitors to call their senator and sign a petition.