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Promoting community voices and information in public spaces with digital kiosks and bulletin boards.

Routed is an app to inform paramedics which hospitals have capacity to intake emergency rooms. As patients are being transported, the emergency room staff can also be informed of incoming patients.

A tool to empower tenants and housing counselors to take action on tenant rights and code enforcement. The tool aims to help tenants quickly figure out what code enforcement agencies they should contact to correct housing violations.

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Lifeline provides paper and digital records of patients that can seamlessly be accessed by first responders in a 911 call, enabling responders to be immediately informed of the patient's condition and background.

Do you know how to fix a door, paint a wall or support local schools? Check this app. This is an app that gathers information on local schools that are seeking volunteers and how you can help.

3D22 has since transitioned to streetmix.net. Read more about their open-sourced public launch.

Adopt-A-Drain is a program run by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission that invites volunteers to adopt one of the city's 25,000 storm drains. Adopt-A-Drain encourages community members to keep the drain clear of leaves and debris.

The portal helps public facing organizations find and customize resources templates for small business, workers and renters in the Bay Area during the pandemic. Important functionality that translates templates into local languages like Spanish, Chinese and Tagalog.

The project's objective is to help government agencies identify where traffic safety improvements should be made by analyzing data on high injury networks, and prioritize improvements based on impact.

California Approves is a nonpartisan reform organization advocating for a voting system change called approval voting, where voters choose any number of candidates they support. This voting system will lead to more representative and responsive government.

A custom mobile app for the San Francisco Department of Public Health designed to encourage physical activity through community challenges, helping residents increase their daily steps.

A custom tool for reporting bicycle lane blockage in San Francisco, helping raise awareness of bike lane safety issues.

The dashboard displayed real-time COVID-19 data that helped health agencies visualize the virus's spread in the Bay Area.

Police Trends visualizes the search rates of San Francisco Police Traffic stops to show the disparities of traffic stops across race.

Policy Engine computes the impact of public policies by simulating taxes and benefits, showing how proposals affect state revenues, poverty, and local families.

ShelterTech is a tech nonprofit run by volunteers that builds products to help people experiencing homelessness. They have created a variety of products that provide wifi to shelters, a directory of services, and other digital resources.

WeVote makes voter guides that list candidates and propositions that your friends, organizations, and influencers support. It helps voters make representative decisions in local, state, and national elections.