Civic & Public Life

A multilingual archive collecting burial registries, maps, histories, and family records connected to the Jewish towns of Medzhybizh, Ukraine, and Strzyżów, Poland.

A Texas community project tracks proposed data centers, crypto mines and power plants, with county pages, alerts and tools for acting on public records.

A Portuguese-language archive documenting a housing protest built around wooden market stalls occupying Lisbon’s Rossio square.

An independent, question-led guide to the Port of Olympia’s preliminary 2027 budget, its property tax, and its major costs.

A local news pilot recapping Huntington, N.Y., Town Board meetings and high school sports, with links to specific moments in meeting videos.

The site republishes licensed child-care inspection records for Texas and Delaware, organized by operation and dated.

A public index for exploring reported Arizona K–12 accounts-payable and voucher lines by date, district, vendor, and category.

A proposed two-storey timber pod offers food-delivery riders a place to pause, get water, and take shelter.

An interactive map traces outside-group spending, vendors, donors, and Republican legislative candidates using Colorado campaign-finance filings.

A Japanese-language index of employment changes and AI adoption, with dated entries linked to company announcements and other source material.

An independent volunteer project documenting local government meetings and issues across Florida’s Congressional District 1.

A free English- and Spanish-language tool helps families organize detention facts into a preparation draft for legal review.

A residents’ campaign opposing two proposed Little Rock annexations, with maps, cited city records, and ways to contact the Board.

A searchable directory of Australian seats, politicians, parties and Facebook and Instagram ads, with spending estimates drawn from Meta's Ad Library.

A Spanish election guide that organizes party proposals by topic, compares them, and places source links alongside them.

An independent resource on data centers, with sourced facts, paired opinions, policy coverage, and a U.S. project tracker.

An open, independent reference to the law, procedure, published figures, and practitioners involved in Turkey’s citizenship-by-investment program.

An English-language guide to Bulgaria’s Labour Code, with article-level explanations, search, a glossary, and a 2026 net-pay calculator.

A department-by-department account of changes at the Department of Veterans Affairs, with evidence grades, linked sources, and the VA’s responses.

A citizen-run watchdog site tracking school bond spending, public contracts, and consultants across California districts.

A digital archive of Bulgarian artist Vulko Gaydarov’s paintings, chronology, films, and press coverage.

A map and registration project helps Chicago workers find or organize workplace mincha minyanim.

An interactive map for exploring 636 Chicago public schools by neighborhood, school level, and two different measures of school experience and outcomes.

TYCIA Foundation presents a climate-adaptation program for prisons, piloted at Nuh District Jail in Haryana.

The service designs, installs, and monitors solar-powered radio networks that let residents and town officials exchange short messages without cell service or internet.

A public explorer for comparing the Village of Irvington’s revenue and spending across fiscal years, funds, and operating or capital budgets.

A returning-citizen-led campaign to acquire forested land in western Oregon for rest, recreation, and practical resilience work.

A free, open-source site connects French 2027 presidential candidates’ official programs to Claude, ChatGPT, and Le Chat for sourced questions and comparisons.

A nonprofit initiative building training, visibility, and support for women who rebolt and bolt climbing routes across Europe and Morocco.

A Liberia-focused project invites people with land disputes in Margibi and Montserrado to assemble case details and send a report.

A Serbian-English documentary archive about the restoration of Orthodox cultural heritage sites in Kosovo from 2004 to 2011.

A public tracker organizes senators’ statements about Senate Democratic leadership, with dated sources, position counts, and a running view of the support benchmark.

A searchable archive of Sonoran biographies, organized by name, place, period, and source, with collections spanning historical figures, governors, writers, and athletes.

A bilingual project for leaving letters to people you’ve lost touch with—and letting others help carry them closer.

An unofficial archive organizing Medal of Honor recipients, citations, battles, and related historical material.

A documentary and interactive archive about journalists killed in Brazil, centered on the story of Pedro Palma.

A source-linked guide to where graduates of New Jersey high schools enroll in college.

A Paris neighborhood association’s guide to the Canal Saint-Martin, its locks, promenade and passing boats.

An informal, free language café in Sauda where people can practise a language or simply meet someone new.

Trobem gathers local events from selected websites, Instagram, Telegram, and public submissions, then turns them into a human-reviewed neighborhood agenda.

An independent tracker for Texas bills, with status updates, issue browsing, a legislative-process explainer, and guidance on how to weigh in.

A bilingual volunteer campaign organizes Saturday visits to check local leads about residents whose mother tongue is Spanish.

A 50-state and D.C. comparison of how states define student poverty for school funding and report cards.

A public lookup tool that connects your address to your congressional representatives and their roll-call votes.

The organization says it installs new American flags and replaces worn ones for homes and businesses at no charge.

A civic reference explaining how Penobscot’s November 20 vote on on-premises liquor sales intersects with local land-use rules and Maine licensing law.

A public dashboard turns volunteers’ litter photos into campaign findings and municipality-level counts.

A Woodstock, New York community site connects residents with local resources, free gatherings, neighbor projects, and ways to offer help.

A North Tonawanda nonprofit takes a festive trailer around town to spread Christmas cheer and collect support for local food pantries.

A detailed charter and FAQ proposing an unmoderated Usenet group for discussion of John C. Dvorak and his work.

A dated publication tracking AI policy, research, start-ups, skills, and events across African countries.

A public proposal to amend the Animal Welfare Act with new ethics, disclosure, and enforcement requirements for federally regulated animal research.

A community initiative connecting people from Beit Lahia who study or work in technology, from secondary-school students to graduates.

A French-language, ten-question quiz about who owns familiar media brands.

A directory for exploring UK charities and watching films of their work, organized by region, country, and cause.

A free online journalism program for Haitian secondary students that aims to train them and publish their work in a student newspaper.

A local campaign documents private signs left on Greenwich public land and asks the town to study the problem.

A French-language civic site offers 20- and 80-question quizzes and a comparison of presidential candidates’ positions and programs.

A French microsite grades measures from Mélenchon’s 2027 program on a five-point realism scale.

A practical guide for fathers going through separation and divorce in Japan, with process explanations, templates, and an English- and Japanese-language question feature.

The site lets people follow a nursing home and receive email alerts about new CMS citations, fines, star-rating changes, or ownership changes.

An Argentine civic information project compares 2023 election-platform promises with legislators’ recorded votes, organized across four policy areas.

PawEnroll describes a platform that connects veterinary rabies records with local pet licensing, giving clinics, residents, agency staff, animal control, and finance teams a shared workflow.

A small Abitibi museum shares thirteen narrated capsules about the history and heritage of Guyenne, Quebec.

Прекини is a community map for tracking electricity, water, internet, heating, and traffic interruptions across North Macedonia.

A community radio station serving Hindi-speaking listeners in Canberra, with scheduled FM broadcasts and a 24/7 online stream.

A Northeast Tennessee recovery newsroom combining first-person stories with links to local support, events, meetings, and recovery materials.

A satirical, renter-submitted archive that scores and ranks rental listings across the European Union.

An independent local-news site covering Southbury, South Britain, and Heritage Village in Connecticut.

A bilingual guide to an 1851 Zhu-family ancestral hall in Koupu, documenting its Hakka–Chaoshan architecture, family history, photo gallery, and visit information.

A searchable archive of election results for Departamento Caseros, Santa Fe, organized by office, year, party, and candidate.

A documentary project examining how São Paulo’s Marcha para Jesus and LGBTQIAPN+ Pride Parade express faith, identity and democracy in public space.

A public map for checking community-reported water and electricity outages, scheduled cuts, and local zones in Panama.

An independent publisher turns public restaurant health inspection results into short videos, covering New York City, Chicago, and Florida.

A browsable index of California Proposition 65 60-day notices, with company, chemical, and filer pages plus email alerts for watched names or terms.

A source-linked ledger of Chicago restaurants’ published surcharges, including whether each fee is explicitly removable.

A Kampala-based conservation project combines reptile and amphibian profiles with snake-safety classes, eco-tours, and a route for reporting sightings.

A cultural association in La Línea de la Concepción organizes role-playing games, board games, wargames, tournaments, and other community activities.

Dirt Road Ledger says it publishes short, sourced local news for small towns that have lost their newspapers.

A Filipino-centered, Filipino-led Portland collective presenting community health resources, care programs, events, and ways to get involved.

A short form asks Marianna, Florida, residents to name one thing they wish the town had.

An independent project invited summit attendees to organise or attend small meetups in Lisbon bars and cafés on 11 November 2026.

A navigable presentation of a European Commission proposal on business-to-consumer practices in offline and digital markets.

A Belgian public-interest foundation shares resources and community programs for discussing death, bereavement, and remembrance.

Pegazus presents a way to check Mobile Money numbers and social-media accounts, report suspected scams, and learn where to report cybercrime.

A commemorative page for I.E. N.º 1251 in Santa Clara, Ate, presenting its anniversary through classroom and patio sections, photos, videos, and community comments.

An independent multimedia publication investigates the human journeys behind Mediterranean crossings.

A planned 40-room residence in Tabiano for shared living around music and the arts, with spaces for concerts, rehearsals, dance and creative activities.

A Bengali-language map project for exploring where people from Bangladesh’s 64 districts live abroad, alongside district histories, local news, and practical diaspora features.

SenTermino describes a multilingual terminology project for making scientific and technical vocabulary available in Senegal’s national languages.

Cloud Watch Computing presents a hyper-local flood-monitoring application for Larkspur Plaza Drive and Corte Madera Creek.

An open research project tests whether AI chatbots cite the appropriate statistics authorities.