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    Social networks

    Social networks for politics, advocacy, campaigns, or other explicitly civic user bases or use cases.

    Allyus

    Allyus is a location based political social network which empowers people to change government policy.

    mapMarkerGrey Canada
    cat-icon 251 Queen St W, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

    Jumo

    Laudelina

    Laudelina is a mobile application, aimed to empower domestic workers. It has an accessible guide to labour rights, abenefits calculator, a list of protection agencies, and an option to create a social network with fellow domestic workers.

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    cat-icon Brazil

    Neighborhoods.NYC

    This was an online platform that community groups can use to develop online hubs for civic engagement, online organizing and information-sharing.

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    cat-icon New York, NY, USA

    Red Blue Voice

    Red Blue Voice was a social network providing users with tools to broadcast their social and political messages.

    Speakout.com

    The place where you can make a difference

    mapMarkerGrey Maryland
    cat-icon Dickerson, MD, USA

    UnionBase

    the world's first social networking platform for the labor movement with 30,000 Union Profiles

    mapMarkerGrey North America
    cat-icon Washington, DC

    Worldie – Social Media for Good

    Worldie‘s mission is to create safety, equality, humanitarianism, positive social impact, and all-in-one integration to improve lives with technology, helpful social media systems, social projects, public safety, crowdsourced help, and a network of partners.

    mapMarkerGrey San Diego
    cat-icon San Diego, CA, USA

    YECAS

    Resident feedback

    mapMarkerGrey Argentina
    cat-icon Cacique Guaymallén 1065, Las Heras, Mendoza, Argentina

    Zuela

    Zuela is a civic engagement, social networking platform aimed at promoting good governance. We are committed to creating a good community that is free from major issues affecting our society today.

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    cat-icon California