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Actipedia

Actipedia is an open-access, user-generated database of creative activism. It’s a place to share, read about, and comment upon experiences and examples of how activists and artists are using creative tactics and strategies to challenge power and offer visions of a better society.

Crisis Commons

CrisisCamp began as an idea for an event to bring together people who were interested in leveraging technology and telecommunications systems to assist communities in times of crisis. In June 2009 the first CrisisCamp was held in Washington DC as an open forum for practitioners, first responders, humanitarian aid workers, technologies, academia and the private sector to come to together to explore opportunities to enhance the capabilities of citizens, communities and crisis response organizations capability and capacity to response to, recover from, mitigate against and prepare for crises.

Betahaus

Betahaus is a coworking space in Berlin, Hamburg, Sofia and Barcelona. They focus on community building and foster the interactions between the different coworkers in the different locations. They organize frequent meetings and gatherings for networking and knowledge sharing They also have a maker space in Berlin facility: Apart from separate meeting rooms, large event spaces, an fablab called open design city and our café on the ground floor for relaxed entertainment, we have a coworking space of approximately 1500 square meters.

SinDominio

SinDominio aims to create a free Internet space, where there was not companies neither customers, where the possibilities of using the Internet as a means are not limited to what you pay for, where all people participate in decision making.

Radio Almenara

Radio Almenara is the free and community radio of the Ventilla neighborhood, situated in the north of Madrid. Radio Almenara is a vehicle (like many other free radio, fanzines, etc..) to output alternative culture and information that does not fit in any other media.

nolotiro.org

nolotiro.org is a website where people give free gifts and seek for second hand furniture, chairs, sofas, bicycles, laptops, tables, stoves, lamps, beds, clothes, toys, baby cribs or cars, mobile phones and other any things you no longer want and do not need, so people who may need them can reuse them and give them a new life.

Your Priorities

The initiative believe that improved democracy is the path to a more equal world. The Internet offers an unique opportunity to reinvent democracy. Your Priorities is a powerful eDemocracy web application designed by the non profit Citizens Foundation to help groups of people speak with one voice. People submit ideas and debate them in a simple but advanced debate system. The best ideas with the best points for and against rise to the top. They won the European e-Democracy Awards 2011 and have won numerous Icelandic awards for innovation and participation.

Open Ministry

The Open Ministry (Avoin ministeriö) is about crowdsourcing legislation, deliberative and participatory democracy and citizens initiatives. It is a non-profit organization based in Helsinki, Finland.We help citizens and NGO's with national citizens' initiatives, EU citizens initiatives and develop the online services for collaborating, sharing and signing the initiatives.

patients likeme

PatientsLikeMe is committed to putting patients first. We do this by providing a better, more effective way for you to share your real-world health experiences in order to help yourself, other patients like you and organizations that focus on your conditions. PatientsLikeMe is a health information sharing website for patients. Only here do patients like you have the opportunity to share both personal stories and health data about your conditions to help uncover great ideas and new knowledge.

Slapos

TioLive was created with the idea that a full ERP / CRM / email service could be offered based on a "Freemium" business model where occasional users get the service for free and power users pay a reasonable subscription fee.

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