Inspired by a love of sharing, Guerilla Translation facilitates access to valuable ideas in uncertain times. Guerrilla Translation is a collaborative hub for authors and translators to network and share stimulating ideas internationally. Our aim is to model a cooperative form of global idea-sharing, by enabling a platform and method for opening dialogues. Although GT offers the same range of services as a traditional translation agency, it is anything but. Material is chosen for translation according to its social and environmental value, not its profit potential.

Remix The Commons is an intercultural space for sharing and co-creating multimedia documents about the commons. It aims at documenting and illustrating key ideas and practices of the commons movement, including through the creative process of the project itself.

Jamendo is a music website and an open community of music authors. It bills itself as "the world's largest digital service for free music". Since the beginning in 2005, Jamendo's music has been licensed under Creative Commons licenses.

Generatech is a platform for the empowerement of gender in the audiovisual technoculture. It hosts collaborative spaces for communities related to critical views on gender, feminism, bodies, sexuality and related issues, while promoting free software and free culture.

Amara lets people collaborate to make video accessible to everyone. There has never been a bigger need for translations and captions-- video is the most powerful and popular medium in the world. Join our global volunteer community! We think collaborative subtitling is the best way to eradicate language and accessibility barriers for socially important and popular videos on the web. A project of the Participatory Culture Foundation, pculture.org.

IndieHub is a coworking space dedicated to music and musicians in Milan.

Forvo.com is a website that allows access to, and playback of, pronunciation sound clips in many different languages in an attempt to facilitate the easier learning of languages.

Wikivoyage is a free web-based travel guide for travel destinations and travel topics written by volunteer authors. The project originated initially from a fork from Wikitravel in 2006. Later, after further tensions, forks and re-merging within the community, in Dicember 2012 the German association Wikivoyage e.V. and the English Wikitravel community moved all the projects operations in order to be hosted by the Wikimedia Foundation, the non-profit organization hosting several of the world's largest wiki-based communities such as Wikipedia.

The Global Lives Project is a nonprofit organization consisting of volunteer filmmakers and photographers, programmers and engineers, architects and designers, students and scholars. The mission of the organization is to collaboratively build a video library of human life experience that reshapes how individuals conceive of cultures, nations and people outside of their own communities.

OpenSpending is about Mapping the Money. The aim is to help track every (public) government and corporate financial transaction across the world and present it in useful and engaging forms for everyone from a schoolchild to a data geek.