Daybreak for Frontline Defenders is OpenAI's $1B initiative subsidizing AI cyber-defense tools, training, and support for under-resourced defenders of essential services, water, power, local government, community banks, with a US public-sector pilot via MS-ISAC.
The state of Berlin is encouraging locals to use a new AI tool to fact check online posts about the upcoming state election on September 20.
Free, nonpartisan U.S. civic data tool allowing you to look up your officials, districts, bills and 2026 races, then contact an official, file a public records request, or send a physical letter.
Helps UK small businesses find live public-sector tenders and generates a first-draft bid response.
Primary source tracking for teams that can't afford to miss a beat.
Commons is high-volume messaging infrastructure for political campaigns, public offices, agencies, and advocacy organizations, supporting broadcast, peer-to-peer, and one-to-one text messaging.
Tayr (ุทูุฑ) is a Moroccan civic platform, by the Digital Citizen Association, that lets residents report visual pollution (unsightly signage, billboards, urban blight) in their cities and track its resolution; currently piloting in Smara.
Truth Bear is a small, honest data service. For each answer it reports a fact + its official source + a timestamp, and leaves the decision to you.
Zette turns published local-council agendas, committee papers, and minutes across England and Wales into digestible weekly briefings, delivered as newsletters, podcasts, and videos so residents can actually follow what their council is doing.