The Reynolds Journalism Institute's up-to-date guide to anti-SLAPP laws — which target frivolous lawsuits that attempt to impede free speech — is now available as an interactive map.
The Data Governance Self Assessment is an interactive tool that helps organizations examine the maturity of their data governance practices, identify gaps, and set priorities for action.
The Budget Lab at Yale is a non-partisan policy research center that provides in-depth analysis of federal policy proposals for the American economy.
The 'Harnessing Data for Democratic Development in South and Southeast Asia' project currently being implemented by LIRNEasia is focused on the data policy ecosystems in South and Southeast Asia.
ENHANCE Cities is a free interactive mapping tool from UCL's CASA that visualises urban-planning and sustainable-transport indicators, transport accessibility, travel sustainability, brownfield sites, 15-minute-city access, across England and Wales, from national to neighbourhood scale.
The Digital Civic Infrastructure Initiative is a new Harvard Kennedy School program (in the Allen Lab for Democracy Renovation, led by Danielle Allen) helping local governments use technology to strengthen democracy, transparency, and citizen engagement, with an early output being Open Book, a free open-source municipal budget-transparency tool.
Digital Oblivion: How Autocrats Engineer Forgetting is an event hosted by the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism.
An open-source reference implementation for making declared multi-actor constraints explicit, reproducible, and challengeable across competition and cooperation scenarios.
A working group of the Max Planck Institute for Political and Social Science. Informational Democracy publishes provocations, groundings, and reflections on topics such as collective intelligence, the role of AI in democratic systems, attention as a democratic resource, and the infrastructural transformation of the public sphere.