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Code for Philly is currently working on 10 projects.

Cypher Philly

The [Philly Graph DB](https://www.meetup.com/Philly-GraphDB/) meetup group has started a new initiative called Cypher Philly. The initiative is intended to inspire and equip citizen journalists, data enthusiasts and social activists with the tools and data to do good for the city and citizens of Philadelphia.

View the project Contribute on Github

Written in TypeScript, HTML, JavaScript, CSS, Shell

Updated 1 month ago

Ward Leader Baseball Cards

How many of you have heard of all of the judges who ran in the last election? How about all the Council at-large candidates? How about all the State Representative candidates? Most people who show up to vote have not heard of all the candidates. Instead, they're given flyers on the way in, often by their neighbors, suggesting who they should vote for. But who determines what's on the flyers? [Ward leaders](http://younginvolvedphila.org/politics/in-case-you-missed-it-politics-101/). And how many of you know who your ward leader is?

View the project Contribute on Github

Written in JavaScript, HTML, Python, Vue

Tagged with Politics

Updated 1 month ago

Resource Philly Map

Resource Philly Map (RPM) aims to make accessing critical services across the city quick and easy for people in need.

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Written in HTML, Shell, JavaScript, Ruby, CSS, CoffeeScript, PHP

Tagged with map, Mapping, Homelessness, services, Food Insecurity, Urban housing

Updated 1 month ago

Snow-Capped

In just the last few years, Capital One, TJX Companies, Sears, The Home Deport, and Equifax have all been hacked, exposing credit records to bad actors. New credit cards, loans, or other lending accounts could be opened with that information, unless you freeze your credit. Freezing your credit is one of the best ways you can protect yourself from identity theft and fraud. No company currently provides a way for Americans to freeze & unfreeze their credit across all three major credit bureaus at once. This is what Snow-capped provides.

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Updated 1 month ago

Philly Healthcare Data

Tagged with Healthcare

Updated 1 month ago

Philly Elder Helpers

PROBLEM: Inability to perform simple home maintenance or repairs makes it harder for seniors to age in place.

Updated 1 month ago

PAWS Data Pipeline

WHO IS PAWS - As the city's largest animal rescue partner and no-kill animal shelter, PAWS is working to make Philadelphia a place where every healthy and treatable pet is guaranteed a home. Since inception over 10 years ago, PAWS has rescued and placed 27,000+ animals in adoptive and foster homes, and has worked to prevent pet homelessness by providing 86,000+ low-cost spay/neuter services and affordable vet care to 227,000+ clinic patients. Just in 2018, 3,584 animals were rescued and 36,871 clinic patients were served. PAWS is funded 100% through donations, with 91 cents of every dollar collected going directly to the animals. Therefore, PAWS' rescue work (including 3 shelters and all rescue and animal care programs), administration and development efforts are coordinated by only about 70 staff members complemented by over 1500 volunteers.

Tagged with Animal Shelters/Pet Adoption, data management

Updated 1 month ago

Food Desert Informatics

Tagged with Food Insecurity

Updated 1 month ago

UliftU Website Redesign

UliftU is a community organization that seeks to provide re-entering citizens with the skills and certifications necessary to become Crossfit coaches. The organization is relatively new and has made a preliminary website designed to communicate their goals and purposes to both partners and potential participants.

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Tagged with Health, fitness, Returning-Citizens

Updated 1 month ago

Opioid Data Hackathon

Code for Philly, Data Philly, R Ladies Philly, and the Data Jawn are joining together to host a data science hackathon to answer pertinent questions around the Opioid Crisis in Philadelphia using the power and talent inherent in the Philadelphia data community. The goals of this event are to provide health organizations with insight that may normally be unavailable to them without the resources of a data professional on staff and to demonstrate creative analyses that help folks gain more understanding around the opioid epidemic in our city.

Tagged with Opioid Crisis, Data, Data Science

Updated 1 month ago

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