Civic & Public Life

A community-reported map of immigration checkpoints, raids, and law-enforcement activity across the Coachella Valley.

A free Thai-language guide that helps people describe an everyday legal problem, understand possible rights and next steps, and find free channels for help.

The Virgil Village Association documents the condition of trees along Virgil Avenue and asks Los Angeles to remove constricting concrete covers, replace struggling trees, and plant empty wells.

A coastal sanctuary in The Gambia shelters displaced reptiles and offers guided visits focused on learning about local species.

A Spanish-language news and guidance hub for Mexicans in the United States, with migration coverage, service guides, state information, and a remittance calculator.

A map of monthly MODIS and VIIRS fire detections alongside forest loss, oil palm, peat, and burned-area data.

BlindSpot maps candidate crop-burning scars in Punjab and Haryana that did not match fire alerts, alongside a live map, field brief, bulletin, and method.

An independent research project examining whether Colorado K–12 schools keep current asbestos and radon records, and what those records show.

The Children’s Space Trust proposes a six-week program where hospitalized children plan a satellite mission with working space engineers.

A community cleanup program in Windhoek lets children's centres earn grocery points for collecting rubbish.

A neighborhood-design project documents the garage-as-front-porch habit and asks what kind of streets make people rely on it.

A Leesburg, Virginia civic tracker that summarizes Town Council decisions, upcoming items, spending, and active development cases from public records.

A Spanish-language site for comparing parties’ election proposals by topic, with attention to their sources, costs, timelines, and past actions.

A public organizing page for Pakistani progressives in the United States, describing a founding convention planned for Houston in March 2027.

An interactive isometric pixel-art map of Příbram, built from open data and adjustable for season, time of day, and weather.

A sourced US record of incidents involving robotaxis, delivery robots, drones, industrial robots, and other physical AI systems.

A community coalition tracks pollution and safety issues involving Port Townsend Paper Company and gives residents ways to take civic action.

A public archive for exploring and sharing memories of Black British life across time and place.

A browsable reference linking UAP-related federal offices, people, cases, evidence, documents, and timeline events.

A volunteer platform for residents of Sinpaş Bosphorus City in Istanbul, tracking building fees, investment budgets, and a legal dispute with site management.

A neighbor-led proposal to bring fiber internet to homes along Chipmonk, Hardesty, and Grouse Roads in Chattaroy, Washington.

An independent, unofficial playbook examines Zohran Mamdani’s first year as New York City mayor through the format of a franchise disclosure document.

A free guide to food, activities, parks, trails, libraries, events, and adoptable pets in Montgomery County, Maryland.

An unofficial K2 Projects demo that matches questions, letters and life events to Tasmanian government-service links in multiple languages.

A Russian-language guide to settling in Poland, with immigration steps, city resources, news, and a browser-based tracker for your paperwork.

A free air-quality page turns readings for a searched place into cigarette comparisons, potential health impacts, and suggested actions.

An independent project examines federal spending requests and helps readers put unanswered questions to their senators.

A source-linked timeline of reported controversies involving Deltec Bank, Tether, FTX, Alameda, and Moonstone Bank.

A Spanish-language political news site covering congressional votes, public budgets, state politics, and 2027 election polling.

Faro cross-checks Brazilian municipal contracts, payments and tenders against public records, then lists cities where readers can inspect the data.

A volunteer project organizing free meals, meal vans and groceries in Washington, DC, by day and ward.

A collaborative map project for São Paulo’s street fruit trees, built around in-person marking, neighbor confirmation, species names, and harvest timing.

A Korean-language questionnaire matches a resident’s issue positions with National Assembly members’ voting records.

A memorial for Senior Police Officer Vinnie Quang, with a short biography and tributes from people in the Des Moines community.

A community site for Bhutanese refugees that brings together camp history, practical resources, events, and ways to reconnect with people.

An independent Indonesian polling project that invites candidate submissions and describes a public, chained-hash ledger for checking votes.

A Kenyan civic project turns a road-trip game across routes and counties into a voter-registration pledge map.

A public dashboard for regional weather, alerts, rivers, roads, trains and buses, with data sources named alongside the information.

A playful Texas holiday campaign urging people to adopt, foster, or donate to shelters, with dog listings and homecoming galleries.

A Malayalam and English project site documents a traditional boat being built by a community in Karunagappally, with construction details, committee information, and sponsorship opportunities.

A searchable guide to UK food hygiene ratings, with breakdowns by region, local authority, and establishment.

This Estonian-language tool invites users to describe a policy idea and presents it as a testable hypothesis with scenarios and a reflection card, drawing on public data and a legal graph.

A volunteer-run Union, Ohio nonprofit organizes free neighborhood events, community support, and local fundraisers.

A free Sacramento community for veteran business owners, with monthly talks, member workshops, and a business-program cohort called VETS Academy.

A public map and history page for tracking water supply by street or community in Ouricuri, Pernambuco, with restricted tools for administrators to update operations.

AllTaos gathers Taos-area sites, events, local news, and practical listings in one searchable directory.

A community Secret Santa exchange organized through Bluesky direct messages, from signup and matching to anonymous gift-related chats.

An independent, open-source project is building a small home monitor to help NYCHA residents measure their internet connection over time.

A Syrian nonprofit outlines a planned waste-sorting and recycling pilot in Idlib, combining collection data, citizen reporting, and green-jobs training.

It lists arts grants, open calls, gigs, events, and residencies, and describes a text-based service for sending artists fitting opportunities and opt-in introductions.

A 15-minute 360° VR film, inspired by the destruction of the Kakhovka dam, follows a young dog through a landscape changed by flooding.

A source-linked guide to the public record in SEC v. Dharma Teja Nukarapu, SharkDreams, and D Dollar, written by Nukarapu himself.

The site presents a Guinean rural cooperative coordinating palm nurseries, market gardening, livestock, and fish farming around Nélita.

A land-back artist residency at Lac à Goyette in Brownsburg-Chatham, Québec, developed by Montréal collective Mossy Society.

A Canary Islands nonprofit describes reusing electronic equipment while training people facing barriers to employment.

Grid Sweep is a proof-of-concept system for coordinating missing-person searches through a shared command map and a field phone app.

Local4 is a community-built news project for Lee County, Alabama, collecting local stories, sources, events, and people alongside linked headlines.

A design and research collective describes work grounded in Indigenous worldviews, land, and reciprocal relationships.

This OLS Initiative page lets Coyah residents report a full waste bin by scanning its QR code or entering its code, with bin status shown on a map.

Rainshare is an alpha mutual-aid site where people direct their AI agents to help with others’ ideas and projects.

Taman Bacaan Pelangi is an Indonesian nonprofit that establishes child-friendly libraries and runs literacy programs in remote areas of Eastern Indonesia.

A public-records project connecting cases, votes, rulings, public money, and documented relationships to their source records.

An iPhone civic-education app that says it explains Nigerian politics, elections, public spending, and people’s rights in plain English.

A Utah-focused publication covering courts, policing, prosecutors, the Legislature, surveillance, and data-center development.

A Chinese-language toolkit for frontline volunteers, with translation, short phrase cards, shelter registration, and shift handover modules.

An independent grassroots site argues for Anthropic co-founders Dario and Daniela Amodei as a 2028 presidential ticket, with a page to add a name and share a ticket stub.

A public directory of publicly reported spokespeople, press offices, and coordination channels for non-state armed groups.

An openly partisan scorecard tracks congressional actions against promises, with statuses, deadlines, names, sources, and commentary.

A resident-run map for reporting nearby drones, explosions, and sirens, with alerts meant to spread after neighbors confirm a report.

An independent site says it tracks Virginia Parole Board grants, votes, reasons, and related statistics using public records.

A map and list interface for accessible parking spaces in Belgrade and elsewhere in Serbia.

A civic project mapping Cook County government and developing district-by-district public-record coverage, with a District 4 map and an A-Wire case preview.

The site says it publishes delayed, moderated transcripts of authorised emergency-services radio feeds across Australia, free to read.

A Rio Grande Valley newsroom covering local government, public safety, schools, border and trade, weather, and community events.

A public-facing briefing site for Florida restaurant health inspections, organized by metro and updated twice daily, according to its homepage.

SmartRDT describes a workflow for private health outlets to record malaria tests, report results, and pool orders for testing supplies.

NoRigging recruits Nigerian voters to monitor their own polling units and submit election results to a portal the site describes as independent.

A local news front page for Harris County and Houston, mixing public-safety and civic updates with weather alerts and a weekend events calendar.

The International Museum of Water Towers presents a plan for a digital archive of towers, their engineering, and the local histories around them.

A humanitarian project proposes using a pilotless Antonov An-2 to scatter peanuts near camps in Darfur that have been cut off from food aid.

A California guide helps visitors check whether they can take a found natural object home, based on what they found and where.

A dashboard for Indonesian foundations and partners to track reporting, budgets, menus, nutrition, and food temperatures across kitchens in the Makan Bergizi Gratis program.

The tool asks users to agree or disagree with policies Australian parties have actually voted on, then shows which party their views align with.

A Taiwanese public-event archive organized around sources, claims, responses, fact-checking progress, and corrections.

A bilingual site presents Khaled's account of his two-year-old daughter being separated from her mother and his efforts to obtain an official response.

A searchable reference for Canadian municipality and metro-area population, dwelling, and age data.

A discussion forum for Northeast livestock farmers, with sections for grazing, buying and selling, events, labor, equipment, and grants.

実家じまい診断 describes tools for checking possible vacant-home demolition subsidies and estimating the costs of clearing, demolishing, and disposing of an inherited family home in Tokushima Prefecture.

A free Creole- and French-language app for sharing local ideas, projects, and discussions across Haiti and its diaspora.

A Marathi news portal covering Maharashtra, with a particular focus on drought, water planning, farming, government schemes, and rural life.

A campaign page argues that Conti’s egg supply chain still permits battery cages and calls on Crystal Jacinto to act.

A U.S.-focused map interface for public crash reports and road hazards, with source coverage, filters, replay, crash-pattern views, and an API entry point.

A community board for Saipan rentals, grocery deals, and local buy-and-sell listings.

A Bengali-language mosque directory and committee service for sharing prayer times, notices, and fund accounts.

A research unit at Bukavu’s Institut Supérieur Pédagogique studying how languages, education, and development intersect in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

A public company-grading project says it measures how businesses treat their people and their city, with grades from A to F.

Israel’s Influence says it tracks U.S. aid, congressional bills and votes, lobbying, election spending, and foreign-agent filings related to Israel policy.

An interactive political-media site asks visitors to connect public figures and commentators with the money and organizations the site associates with them.