1. Open Data
1.1. Agriculture
1.2. Communications
1.2.1. Social media
1.3. Corporate
1.4. Culture
1.4.1. Art
1.4.2. Language
1.5. Data clearinghouse
1.6. Economic
1.6.1. United States
1.6.2. Global
1.6.3. Asia
1.6.4. Japan
1.6.5. India
1.6.6. Austria
1.6.7. Finland
1.6.8. Luxembourg
1.6.9. Netherlands
1.6.10. Turkey
1.6.11. Canada
1.6.12. New Zealand
1.6.13. General
1.7. Energy
1.7.1. General
1.7.2. Oil & Gas
1.7.3. Alternative
1.7.4. Nuclear
1.7.5. Coal
1.7.6. Global
1.7.7. Climate change
1.8. Geographic
1.9. Knowledge
1.9.1. History
1.9.2. Traditional Knowledge
1.9.3. Science
1.9.4. Social
1.9.5. Commons
1.9.6. Academic
1.10. Local
1.11. Market State Corruption
1.11.1. General
1.11.2. Economic
1.11.3. Police Violence
1.11.4. Privatization
1.11.5. Resource grab
1.11.6. Surveillance
1.11.7. War
1.12. National
1.13. Nature/Environment
1.13.1. General
1.13.2. Climate
1.13.3. Biodiversity
1.13.4. Global
1.13.5. Europe
1.13.6. Wetlands
1.13.7. Atmosphere
1.13.8. United States
1.13.9. Water
1.13.10. Conservation
1.13.11. Pollution
1.13.12. Destruction
1.14. New Economy
1.15. Social/Civic
1.15.1. General
1.15.2. Health
1.15.3. Networks
1.15.4. Public safety
1.15.5. Social movements
1.15.6. Human Rights
1.16. Technology
1.16.1. Internet
2. In the Spirit of the Commons
2.1. Culture
2.1.1. Art
2.1.2. Sports
2.1.3. History
2.1.4. Music
2.1.5. Food
2.1.6. Communication
2.2. Infrastructure
2.2.1. Communication
2.2.2. Energy
2.2.3. Food
2.2.4. Governance
2.2.5. Housing
2.2.6. Internet
2.2.7. Public Resources
2.2.8. Public Spaces
2.2.9. Transporation
2.2.9.1. Cycling
2.2.9.2. Train & Bus
2.3. Nature/Envrionment
2.3.1. Conservation
2.3.2. Weather
2.3.3. Water
2.3.3.1. Fresh Water
2.3.3.2. Ocean
2.3.4. Biodiversity
2.3.5. Land
2.3.6. Atmosphere
2.3.7. Sun
2.3.8. Livestream
2.4. New Economy
2.4.1. Community Land Trust
2.4.2. DIY
2.4.3. Food
2.4.4. Governance
2.4.5. Housing
2.4.6. Labor
2.4.7. Open Knowledge
2.4.8. Recycling
2.4.9. Sharing Communities
2.4.10. Sharing plarforms
2.4.11. Spaces
2.4.12. Sustainability
2.4.13. Tool Share
2.4.14. Transportation
2.5. Social/Civic
2.5.1. Demographics
2.5.2. Governance
2.5.3. Health
2.5.4. Indigenous
2.5.5. Local
2.5.6. Public Safety
2.5.7. Peace
2.5.8. Political
2.5.9. Rights
2.5.10. Social movements
2.6. Map Collection
3. Tools
3.1. Data Visualization
3.1.1. Infographic
3.1.2. Meme generator
3.1.3. Thematic mapping
3.1.4. Social Network Mapping
3.1.5. Map Icons & Graphics
3.1.6. Geospatial
3.1.6.1. Forageable Food Mapping
3.1.6.2. Geospatial for crowdsourced data
3.1.6.3. U.S. State Maps
3.1.7. Photo Editor
3.1.8. Timeline
3.1.9. Mindmapping
3.1.10. Graph Digitizer
3.2. Internet Mapping
3.3. Knowledge Management
3.4. Map tools for nonprofits
3.5. Open Source Mapping Tool Aggregator
3.6. Participatory Sensing
3.7. Collaboration Tools
3.7.1. Participatory Governace
3.7.2. Start a Petition
3.8. Processes
3.8.1. How to Create visualizations
3.8.1.1. Geospatial maps
3.8.1.2. Timelines
3.8.1.3. Infographics
3.8.2. How to create & manage commons
4. Bad Actors, Bad Outcomes
4.1. Bad Actors
4.1.1. Military Industrial Complex
4.1.1.1. Drones
4.1.1.2. US Military
4.1.1.3. Imperialism
4.1.1.4. Surveillance
4.1.1.5. War
4.1.1.6. Police violence
4.1.1.7. Trauma
4.1.2. Drug cartels
4.1.3. Imperialism
4.1.4. Energy
4.1.4.1. Fossil Fuel Industry
4.1.4.1.1. Fracking
4.1.4.1.2. Keystone Pipeline
4.1.4.1.3. Spills
4.1.4.1.4. Tar Sands
4.1.4.1.5. Coal
4.1.4.1.6. Climate Change
4.1.4.2. Nuclear
4.1.4.2.1. Radiation
4.1.4.2.2. Waste
4.1.5. Finance
4.1.6. Agriculture Industry
4.1.6.1. GMO/GE
4.1.7. Chemical Industry
4.1.8. Prison Industry
4.1.9. Legal system
4.1.10. Multiple Industry
4.2. Bad Outcomes (related to many actors in the system)
4.2.1. Climate Change
4.2.1.1. Sea rise
4.2.1.2. Wildfire
4.2.1.3. Drought
4.2.1.4. Extreme heat/cold
4.2.2. Corruption
4.2.3. Crime
4.2.4. Disease
4.2.5. Ecosystem damage
4.2.5.1. Biodiversity Loss
4.2.5.2. Pollution
4.2.5.3. Resource Depletion
4.2.5.3.1. Water
4.2.5.3.2. Forests
4.2.6. Inequality/Human Rights
4.2.6.1. Colonization
4.2.6.2. Discrimination
4.2.6.3. Immigration
4.2.6.4. Poverty
4.2.6.5. Racism
4.2.6.6. Segregation
4.2.6.7. Sexism
4.2.6.8. Slavery
4.2.7. Privatization
4.2.8. Emergency/Disaster
4.2.9. Resource Grab
4.2.9.1. Land grab
4.2.9.2. Water grab
4.2.10. Terrorism