Top 20 code-for-america open source projects

Visualizations of Oakland's budget data, and explanations about the budget process.

Visualization of parking data to assist in understanding of the effects of parking policies on a neighborhood by neighborhood basis in the City of Los Angeles

We're working to help neighborhoods help themselves by giving them easy access to useful data to allow them to identify and track problem areas in their neighborhood.

Heart is a project working directly with the LA City Attorney’s Homeless Engagement and Response Team. We are building a database and case management system to streamline their workflow and enable them to scale their program. Find us on the Hack for LA Slack #heart.

Repository for the current redevelopment of the Food Oasis Los Angeles website

A platform for impacted communities to understand their local air quality and advocate for environmental justice.

Online portal for Code for Denver members

No description or website provided.

DTLA Hack for LA is partnering with Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT) to develop a Traffic Demand Management (TDM) calculator tool. This tool will help planners at LADOT and real estate developers to meet the Los Angeles’s Mobility Plan goals by 2035.

NC Campaign Finance Dashboard. Making NC Campaign Funds visible to all citizens

Refugees welcome

Help us analyze data to understand why it takes so long to build housing in the Bay Area!

We're working with community non-profits who have a Host Home or empty bedrooms initiative to develop a workflow management tool to make the process scalable (across all providers), reduce institutional bias, and effectively capture data.

A repository for HackforLA's BallotNav project

No description or website provided.

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A project to automate the expungement of qualifying criminal records in Oregon. This project is done in conjunction with Qiu-Qiu Law.

Windfall Elimination Provision Awareness Project: improving the experience of retirees around an obscure Social Security rule affecting 8+ states (previously https://ssacalculator.org)

Empowering Neighborhood Associations to improve the analysis of their initiatives using 311 data

A web application that allows citizens to "adopt" a storm drain in San Francisco. In use, and in development at other brigades. Looking for a maintainer or someone interested in developing further in collaboration with others across the country.