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Accountability · New York State

Ad Observer

Political campaigns spend a lot of money to reach voters on Facebook.

Accountability · New York State

AI Journalism Lab

This 3-month hybrid, tuition-free and highly participatory program invites journalists to explore generative AI through theory and practice, and add meaningfully to the conversation.

Digital rights · New York State

An Open Reference System for Connected Device Labeling

Consumer Reports's add-on to the White House's "cyber trust mark" for consumer connected devices.

Community · New York State

BetaNYC

We empower individuals and local communities to build a civically engaged technology ecosystem and provide for an honest and inclusive government. We want New York’s governments to work for the people, by the people, for the digital era.

Open legislation · New York State

BillCam

Find any State or Federal bill and, if you like, share it live through social media.

Digital commons & funding · New York State

Bloomberg Philanthropies' U.S. Mayors Challenge

It is a competition designed to help city leaders think big, be bold and uncover inventive – and, ultimately shareable – ideas that tackle today’s toughest problems.

Elections & voting · Brooklyn

Ballot Scout

Ballot Scout returns confidence to the vote-by-mail process.

Elections & voting · Stroud

Democracy Club

Volunteer-powered open data on UK elections and candidates, behind tools like WhoCanIVoteFor.

Elections & voting · Boston

Clear Ballot

Clear Ballot is re-imagining elections with the world's most innovative and transparent voting system.

Elections & voting · Philadelphia

Every Voice, Every Vote

A coalition of community and news organizations providing in-depth journalism and catalyzing civic action.

Elections & voting · Los Angeles

Sequent

Sequent is a next-generation online voting platform purposely built to ensure the highest level of confidence in digital elections for election managers, voters and auditors.

Elections & voting · Seattle

Joy of voting

Over the course of a few years, Citizen University supported nearly 60 projects in eight cities around the country that served as examples of what interactive, inclusive, and joyful elections can look like.