See censorship efforts targeting online social networking communities and other apps. Each marker highlights a specific country barring access to major websites. Details include text, images or video describing the censorship and efforts to combat it. 

By mapping information about ongoing community-led philanthropic partnerships in northern Uganda, this site helps American citizens aggregate their resources to support post-conflict transformation. 

From the Well Connected project at The Center for Public Integrity, the Media Tracker is an online database that, aside from mapping broadcast towers, provides an array of data on the reach and influence of companies that control the flow of information. 

Useful mashup that lets you see who has been donating money to which political party by zip code. Good combination of raw data, charts and maps. Data source is The Fundrace Project. 

Giveness is a social network for philanthropy. Charities can create their own communities to connect with their supporters and fundraise online. When a user purchases a product through Giveness, 100 percent of the commissions generated will be donated. 

This mashup was banned by the French courts. Greenpeace created this to show where Monsanto was genetic engineering maize. This link takes you to the Greenpeace report and the mashup. 

Community-generated directory of Green places. Users are asked to submit and share environmentally friendly, sustainable and healthy businesses and services. 

Displays EPA Toxic Release Inventory data on a simple map that is searchable by city or address. 

Map of March 2008 protests in Tibet, and ensuing events. With photos, summaries, and links to supporting documentation about the Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy, TCHRD, website. 

A map of nuclear-weapons-related sites in the United States. Features photos from Flickr.