Schedule a bulky-item pickup
Trash & street issues
City of LA
Links
Department and partner websites, research and sources. Every link on this page leaves Civic Atlas.
More ways to get help & take part
Service and participation links kept from the earlier Directory.
Report a missed trash collection
Trash & street issues
City of LA
MyLA311: start a service request
Trash & street issues
City of LA
LADOT Special Traffic Control Division: temporary no-parking signs
Trash & street issues
City of LA
LADOT 24 Hour Customer Care Hotline: citations, towed cars, abandoned vehicles, parking violations
Trash & street issues
City of LA
The Works: find County reporting options
Trash & street issues
LA County
LAPD · Los Angeles Police Department
City or County? Who handles what
City of LA
LA Public Library · find a branch
City or County? Who handles what
City of LA
City Attorney · misdemeanor prosecution
City or County? Who handles what
City of LA
County Public Health
City or County? Who handles what
LA County
County Department of Mental Health
City or County? Who handles what
LA County
Assessor · how your property is assessed
City or County? Who handles what
LA County
Sheriff · find someone in County custody
City or County? Who handles what
LA County
Unincorporated areas · County as your city
City or County? Who handles what
LA County
Los Angeles Public Library · Research Guides
Research & local history
Government documents, house history, Los Angeles maps, environmental impact reports, and more.
Immediate danger & crisis support
Homelessness and someone in crisis
City and County
Someone in crisis on the street
Say what you see and exactly where. On the non-emergency line, choose non-emergency dispatch. Dispatch decides who goes; where available, that can be an unarmed CIRCLE team.
County mental health support
County
CIRCLE
City
UMCR · unarmed crisis response
City
LA-HOP · request street outreach
County area
LAHSA · housing and shelter resources
Regional
Who is who · compare the services
Guide
LA Sanitation and Environment
City of Los Angeles
LA Sanitation & Environment manages services and infrastructure for solid waste, wastewater, and watershed protection.
AcronymLASAN
Phone1-800-773-2489
Websitesanitation.lacity.gov
Bulky or dumped items
Yours: a Bulky Item Pickup; have a list of the items. Someone dumped it: an Illegal Dumping Item Pickup.
Illegal dumping
An Illegal Dumping Item Pickup. Say what it is: bulky items, electronic waste, or metal and appliances. Debris under bushes beside a bin counts, StreetsLA says.
Missed trash pickup
Service Not Complete (a missed collection). Say which bin: black for trash, blue for recycling, green for organics.
A dead animal
A Dead Animal Removal. Say what kind of animal and where it is: curb, street, alley or sidewalk.
Trash overflowing
A can on the sidewalk: Public Street Receptacles, then Overflowing Container. Your own bins not emptied: Service Not Complete.
Waste near an encampment
Describe the specific sanitation issue and location. Separate waste from belongings; a cleanup report is different from requesting outreach for a person.
A storm drain or catch basin problem
Say where the leaves or trash are above. Blocking the grate is a Flooding request, which LA Sanitation clears. On the street nearby is a Street Sweeping request to StreetsLA.
A sewer smell or standing dirty water
Report a sewer odor or standing water and its location. Do not assume the smell comes from a catch basin.
A spill or suspected hazardous waste
Report a spill or suspected hazardous waste. Describe what you can see without touching it. Immediate danger or a life-threatening emergency: call 911.
Sewage coming out of a manhole
Report a suspected sewer overflow to LASAN. Describe visible sewage or water coming from a sewer opening.
A pothole or sinking street
Report pothole or street pavement damage. If the street is sinking or opening up, say that explicitly instead of describing only a pothole.
A broken or uneven sidewalk
Report a Sidewalk Problem. If a mobility disability makes the route inaccessible, use the Access Request Program, yourself or for an identified person.
Street lighting on your block
Choose one above. A light that stopped working is a streetlight repair in MyLA311. A block that never had streetlights starts with a petition by its property owners.
A street tree needs attention
Ask for a street tree inspection. Explain whether a branch is hanging, a tree appears dead, or growth blocks a sign or light.
A traffic signal or stop sign problem
Report a traffic signal malfunction or damaged traffic sign. Say whether the signal is flashing, stuck, or the stop sign is missing.
A blocked sidewalk or walkway
Report a sidewalk obstruction. Describe what blocks the path and whether someone using a wheelchair can get through.
A shared scooter or bike in the way
Report on MyLA311 (app or website): Public Right of Way Complaints > Dockless Mobility Enforcement. This starts the operator's 2-hour clock.
A missing drain cover or open hole
Report a missing or broken cover or grate. Say whether it is beside the curb, in the roadway, or on the sidewalk.
A damaged curb or driveway approach
Describe a damaged curb or driveway approach and ask which inspection or repair service applies. Responsibility depends on the location and condition.
Faded street or curb markings
Ask for street marking or curb marking maintenance. Specify whether it is a crosswalk, stop line, or colored curb.
Palm leaves or tree debris in the street
City palm fronds down: ask about Landscape Maintenance. Dumped private trimming debris: ask about Illegal Dumping Item Pickup.
A television or electronics to remove
Your own item: Item Pickups → Electronic Waste. Unclaimed items: Illegal Dumping Item Pickup.
Los Angeles Department of Transportation
City of Los Angeles
LADOT manages city transportation operations, including traffic signals, parking, and local transit services.
AcronymLADOT
Phone311
Websiteladot.lacity.gov
A safer place to cross
Ask LADOT to evaluate pedestrian safety at the location. You can start with a service request; you do not need to attend a Council meeting first.
Speed humps on a residential street
No speed hump application exists: LADOT picks streets from a Council-adopted ranking. To put the speeding on record for LADOT's engineers, file a Traffic Safety request in MyLA311.
Following up on a speed hump request you already made
Which did you file? An application (2024 or earlier) is not automatically approved, LADOT says; the street is ranked instead. A Traffic Safety request: ask 311 with its SR number.
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
City of Los Angeles
LADWP is the city’s municipal water and electric utility, governed by its Board of Water and Power Commissioners.
AcronymLADWP
Phone800-342-5397
Websiteladwp.com
Water in the street or a water service problem
Contact LADWP about water trouble. Describe bubbling water, a broken hydrant, low pressure, or discolored water without guessing the cause.
Southern California Edison
Inside the City of LA, LADWP is your utility, not SCE.
Power outage
In the City of LA, electricity comes from LADWP.
A coyote
Call LA Animal Services about a coyote or other wildlife concern.
A place to cool off
During heat, use an open City library or Recreation and Parks site.
Land use and planning
City of Los Angeles
Land use, zoning, or a proposed project
Choose whether you want to check property rules, find a proposed project, or participate in a planning decision.
Los Angeles City Planning
City of Los Angeles
City Planning develops land-use policy and reviews development.
AcronymDCP
Phone
Websiteplanning.lacity.gov/preservation-design/local-historic-districts
Changing the outside of a historic home
Look the address up in ZIMAS first: not every Miracle Mile home has historic rules. Under Planning and Zoning, Historic Preservation Review says which case applies; pick it above.
Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety
City of Los Angeles
AcronymLADBS
Phone
Websitedbs.lacity.gov
An overgrown hedge or bushes at a house
Pick what the hedge does above. Over the sidewalk or a corner: a 311 report. Tall in their own yard: a Building and Safety complaint, only if over the limit.
Caltrans Customer Service
To report a maintenance-related problem, such as a pothole, use the Customer Service Request.
Sheriff
LASD patrols 153 unincorporated communities and 42 of 88 cities.
County supervisor
The Board of Supervisors is the governing body of the County of Los Angeles, its executive and legislative head.
Someone behaving dangerously or exposing themselves
Call from a safe place. Say what the person is doing and exactly where. Do not approach or confront them.
Downed or sparking power line
Stay away. Do not touch the line or anyone or anything touching it. From a safe place, tell 911 the location and what you see.
Smoking or burning battery
Move away from the device and smoke. Call 911 from a safe place. Do not approach for a photograph.
Someone trapped by flooding
Call 911. Tell the dispatcher where the person or vehicle is. Stay out of floodwater.
Child inside a discarded appliance
If a child is inside or trapped, call 911 now. Tell the dispatcher the exact location and what you see.
A building on fire or smoking
If you see smoke or fire, call 9-1-1 right away.
Smell of gas or a gas leak
Leave the area now, then call SoCalGas from a safe place at 1-800-427-2200.
A gun, knife, or shooting
Get to a safe place. Call 911 and say where you are and what you see. Do not approach.
Someone hurt, unconscious, or not breathing
Call 911 from a safe place. Say where the person is and whether they are conscious or breathing.
A crime happening right now
Call 911 from a safe place. Say it is happening now and give the location. Do not confront anyone.
The key numbers above, as one picture for your phone.
City services
City of Los Angeles
StreetsLA
StreetsLA is the Bureau of Street Services. Residents can request pothole repair and other street services through MyLA311.
Street Lighting
Public street lighting within Public Works.
Building & housing
City of Los Angeles
City Planning
City Planning develops land-use policy and reviews development. Community plans describe how different parts of Los Angeles can grow.
Building & Safety
Building and Safety provides plan review, permits, inspections, and code enforcement for residential and commercial buildings.
LA Housing Department
The Housing Department administers affordable-housing finance, rental-housing regulation, and housing development services.
County Regional Planning
County Assessor
Your address: districts & services
Safety & help
City of Los Angeles
LAPD
LAPD provides city law-enforcement services. The civilian Police Commission sets overall policy while the Chief manages daily operations.
LA Fire Department
LAFD responds to fires, medical emergencies, rescues, and hazardous-material incidents, and carries out prevention and public education.
County Mental Health
LA-HOP · request outreach
988 Crisis Lifeline
County services
Los Angeles County
Your government
City of Los Angeles
City Council meetings
Council files & votes
Neighborhood Councils
City Controller
The Controller’s office handles city financial reporting and audits. Its work helps residents examine public spending and how city programs perform.
Mayor’s office
The Mayor directs the executive branch and proposes the city budget. Many board and department leadership appointments also require City Council approval.
Take part
City of Los Angeles
A City Council meeting
To speak: in person (sign in at the speaker kiosk), or by phone during the meeting: 833-435-1820, ID 165 917 6148, then *9. From anywhere: a written comment.
Public meetings & agendas
Follow an issue into a public meeting. Check the official agenda for current dates and participation instructions.
Elections
November 3 key dates, what’s on the ballot, and what each measure does.
Police Commission: find meeting agendas
City of LA
City Council: watch meetings & find agendas
City of LA
Send written comment on a Council item
City of LA
County Supervisors: join a meeting or comment
LA County
Get meeting agendas by email
City of LA
Look up a Council file, its documents & decisions
City of LA
Neighborhood Councils · find yours
City of LA
Greater Wilshire · meetings and community affairs
Greater Wilshire
Local names and acronyms · neighborhood guide
Guide
Look up your Council district & neighborhood services
City of LA
Explore historic districts & preservation plans
City of LA
Report it well
MyLA311, City of Los Angeles
Take the photo now. Finish the words later. A wide photo, a close photo, and the items you see. Write the short note while you are there and finish the request the same day. One problem per request, the City’s own name for it, and keep the request number.
Facts & figures
Place, period and source matter. These entries retain their September 29, 2026 review date; confirm current figures with the linked source. The Graph and Follow the Money carry the current picture.
15 council districts
Each City Council member represents a district. The Mayor, City Attorney and Controller are elected citywide.
City elected officesWho controls the budget?
The Mayor proposes it. The City Council adopts or modifies it.
Council responsibilitiesWho makes city laws?
The Council enacts ordinances, subject to the Mayor’s approval or veto.
How Council worksFind a person or office
Look up official names, phone numbers and email addresses.
Official City directoryFollow the money
Explore City spending, payroll, revenue and department metrics.
Controller’s open dataMake your next move
Find a service, understand who can act, and explore a practical next step.
Get help with an issue$14.85 billion
Total City budget reported in Council District 2’s mid-year review. This is a budget allocation, not actual spending.
Read the City’s budget summary220 cases
Flea-borne typhus cases reported by County Public Health. Published April 2, 2026.
Read the County reportHomelessness
LAHSA provides separate City and County estimates. The point-in-time count estimates homelessness on a given night.
Open the 2026 count summariesCity finances
Compare adopted budgets with revenue, spending and audited financial reports.
City financial reportsCounty budget
Review the County’s own budget and supporting documents, separately from the City budget.
County budget documentsSources & research
Trace the guide back to its evidence, or go deeper into a topic.
Research a place or issue
Los Angeles Public Library’s Research Guides cover government documents, house history, maps, and more.
Official source register
Review dates are check dates, not a promise that information is unchanged. Source methods & data downloads.
City of LA · form of government
Reference details
Source ID: charter · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Mayor, City Council
City Clerk · current elected officials
Reference details
Source ID: roster · Posted: 2026-10-05 · Checked: 2026-10-14
Profile references: Mayor, City Council, City Attorney
City of LA · departments and bureaus
Reference details
Source ID: directory · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Transportation, Department of Aging, Los Angeles World Airports, Animal Services, Department of Cannabis Regulation, City Tourism Department, Civil + Human Rights and Equity Department, Community Investment for Families Department, Bureau of Contract Administration, Department of Cultural Affairs, Department on Disability, Economic and Workforce Development Department, El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument, Emergency Management Department, Office of Finance, General Services Department, Information Technology Agency, Fire and Police Pensions, Personnel Department, Harbor Department / Port of Los Angeles, Office of Public Accountability, Los Angeles City Employees’ Retirement System, Bureau of Street Lighting, Youth Development Department, Los Angeles Zoo
CAO · adopted and proposed budget documents
Reference details
Source ID: budget · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Mayor, City Administrative Officer
City Clerk · FY 2026–27 budget, Council File 26-0600
Reference details
Source ID: budgetfile · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Supporting reference for educational content or participation guidance.
City Attorney · role and responsibilities
Reference details
Source ID: attorney · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: City Attorney
LAPD · function and role of the Police Commission
Reference details
Source ID: policeboard · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Police Commission, Police Department
City Planning · planning commissions
Reference details
Source ID: planningboard · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Planning Commission, City Planning, Central Area Planning Commission, East Los Angeles Area Planning Commission, Harbor Area Planning Commission, North Valley Area Planning Commission, South Los Angeles Area Planning Commission, South Valley Area Planning Commission, West Los Angeles Area Planning Commission
City Planning · General Plan search tool
Reference details
Source ID: plans · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: City Planning, Housing Department
Housing Department · programs and leadership
Reference details
Source ID: housing · Reviewed: 2026-09-18 · Reference date: 2026-07-02
Profile references: Housing Department
LADBS · permits and inspections
Reference details
Source ID: building · Reviewed: 2026-09-24
Profile references: Building & Safety
LADOT · department overview
Reference details
Source ID: transport · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Transportation
Public Works · Board of Public Works
Reference details
Source ID: worksboard · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Public Works Board, Public Works
Public Works · board rules and bureau responsibilities
Reference details
Source ID: worksrules · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Public Works Board, Public Works
LAFD · mission and services
Reference details
Source ID: fire · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Fire Department
LADWP · governance and financing
Reference details
Source ID: water · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Water & Power Board, Sanitation & Environment, Water & Power
LADWP · Board of Commissioners
Reference details
Source ID: waterboard · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Water & Power Board
Recreation and Parks · commission
Reference details
Source ID: parksboard · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Recreation & Parks Board
Recreation and Parks · park needs assessment materials
Reference details
Source ID: parks · Reviewed: 2026-09-18 · Reference date: 2025-05-01
Profile references: Recreation & Parks
LA Public Library · Central Library and branch system
Reference details
Source ID: library · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Public Library
LA Public Library · Board of Library Commissioners
Reference details
Source ID: libraryboard · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Library Commission
LA Sanitation · divisions and programs
Reference details
Source ID: sanitation · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Sanitation & Environment
StreetsLA · service request FAQ
Reference details
Source ID: streets · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Street Services
Bureau of Engineering · responsibilities
Reference details
Source ID: engineering · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Bureau of Engineering
EmpowerLA · department
Reference details
Source ID: empower · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Neighborhood Empowerment
EmpowerLA · Neighborhood Councils explained
Reference details
Source ID: nc · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Neighborhood Empowerment
City Clerk · office responsibilities
Reference details
Source ID: clerk · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: City Clerk
City Clerk · council meetings and public comment
Reference details
Source ID: meetings · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: City Council, City Clerk
City of LA · address-based Neighborhood Info
Reference details
Source ID: lookup · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: City Council
StreetsLA · report a pothole
Reference details
Source ID: pothole · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Transportation, Street Services
Board of Supervisors
Reference details
Source ID: county-board · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Board of Supervisors
Responsibilities of the Board
Reference details
Source ID: county-powers · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Board of Supervisors
County departments directory
Reference details
Source ID: county-directory · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: District Attorney
County departments, commissions and agencies
Reference details
Source ID: county-overview · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Supporting reference for educational content or participation guidance.
Cities and unincorporated communities
Reference details
Source ID: county-geography · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Supporting reference for educational content or participation guidance.
Municipal services in unincorporated areas
Reference details
Source ID: county-muas · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Board of Supervisors
Unincorporated Area Service Locator
Reference details
Source ID: county-locator · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Public Works
Find your voting districts
Reference details
Source ID: county-districts · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Supporting reference for educational content or participation guidance.
The Works: County service requests
Reference details
Source ID: county-works · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Public Works, Parks and Recreation
Public Works: report a problem
Reference details
Source ID: county-report · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Public Works
County budget and operations
Reference details
Source ID: county-budget · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Chief Executive Office
Sheriff Civilian Oversight Commission
Reference details
Source ID: county-coc · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Sheriff, Sheriff Civilian Oversight Commission
Regional Planning Commission
Reference details
Source ID: county-rpc · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Regional Planning Commission
County Planning: GIS-NET Public
Reference details
Source ID: county-planning · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Regional Planning
Environmental Health: trash and debris
Reference details
Source ID: county-health · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Public Health
Public Health service areas
Reference details
Source ID: county-health-area · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Public Health
County Parks: about us
Reference details
Source ID: county-parks · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Parks and Recreation
County Library: about us
Reference details
Source ID: county-library · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: LA County Library
County District Attorney · official office
Reference details
Source ID: county-da · Reviewed: 2026-09-24
Profile references: District Attorney
County Library: department roles
Reference details
Source ID: county-dept-roles · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Sheriff, Assessor
City trash and bulky item reporting
Reference details
Source ID: city-trash-guide · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Supporting reference for educational content or participation guidance.
StreetsLA: sidewalk reporting and repair
Reference details
Source ID: city-sidewalk-guide · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Supporting reference for educational content or participation guidance.
MyLA311 service entry point
Reference details
Source ID: city-311-guide · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Supporting reference for educational content or participation guidance.
Mayor of Los Angeles — official office
Reference details
Source ID: mayor-office · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Profile references: Mayor
Mayor’s official press releases
Reference details
Source ID: mayor-updates · Reviewed: 2026-09-18
Supporting reference for educational content or participation guidance.
City boards and commissions directory
Reference details
Source ID: commissions-directory · Reviewed: 2026-09-19
Profile references: Board of Airport Commissioners, Board of Animal Services Commissioners, Board of Building and Safety Commissioners, City Ethics Commission, Board of Civil Service Commissioners, Cultural Heritage Commission, Board of Neighborhood Commissioners, Rent Adjustment Commission, Board of Transportation Commissioners, Zoo Commission
City Council: role and powers
Reference details
Source ID: council-role · Reviewed: 2026-09-19
Profile references: City Council
Mayor: role and powers
Reference details
Source ID: mayor-role · Reviewed: 2026-09-19
Profile references: Mayor
CAO 2026–27 Blue Book, Volume 1 — Council program, p. 219
Reference details
Source ID: cla-role · Reviewed: 2026-09-19
Profile references: Office of the Chief Legislative Analyst
City Controller · role
Reference details
Source ID: controller-direct · Reviewed: 2026-09-24
Profile references: Controller
Controller · audits
Reference details
Source ID: controller-audits · Reviewed: 2026-09-24
Profile references: Controller
Public Works · department bureaus
Reference details
Source ID: works-bureaus · Reviewed: 2026-09-24
Profile references: Public Works
City Planning · zoning procedures
Reference details
Source ID: planning-procedure · Reviewed: 2026-09-24
Profile references: Planning Commission
City Planning · commissions and hearings
Reference details
Source ID: planning-hearings · Reviewed: 2026-09-24
Profile references: Planning Commission, Central Area Planning Commission, East Los Angeles Area Planning Commission, Harbor Area Planning Commission, North Valley Area Planning Commission, South Los Angeles Area Planning Commission, South Valley Area Planning Commission, West Los Angeles Area Planning Commission
LAFD · Fire Commission
Reference details
Source ID: fire-oversight · Reviewed: 2026-09-24
Profile references: Board of Fire Commissioners
Port of Los Angeles · governing board
Reference details
Source ID: harbor-oversight · Reviewed: 2026-09-24
Profile references: Board of Harbor Commissioners
County Assessor · official office
Reference details
Source ID: county-assessor-direct · Reviewed: 2026-09-24
Profile references: Assessor
Los Angeles County District Attorney — Meet the DA
Reference details
Source ID: da-officeholder · Reviewed: 2026-09-26
Profile references: District Attorney
Further reading & civic tools
External research and examples, reviewed September 24, 2026. Inclusion is not endorsement or proof that findings apply to Los Angeles.
City Bureau / Documenters
Programs & real-world examples
Documenters.org: about the network
Programs & real-world examples
Bowling Green — What Could BG Be?
Programs & real-world examples
Earlier Bowling Green report (2018; archived copy; the original site is offline)
Programs & real-world examples
Bowling Green results — StateScoop
Programs & real-world examples
Participatory Budgeting Project
Programs & real-world examples
Polis
Tools & participation frameworks
Decidim
Tools & participation frameworks
CONSUL Democracy
Tools & participation frameworks
Go Vocal
Tools & participation frameworks
MuckRock
Tools & participation frameworks
Participedia
Tools & participation frameworks
People Powered
Tools & participation frameworks
IAP2 Spectrum of Public Participation
Tools & participation frameworks
Who Participates in Local Government? Evidence from Meeting Minutes
Studies & evidence
Still Muted: The Limited Participatory Democracy of Zoom Public Meetings
Studies & evidence
Katherine Levine Einstein — research directory
Studies & evidence
Representation in the Housing Process: Best Practices for Improving Racial Equity
Studies & evidence
Financing Dies in Darkness? The Impact of Newspaper Closures on Public Finance
Studies & evidence
Local-news research collections
Studies & evidence
Rebuild Local News: research roundup
Studies & evidence
Testing the Participation Hypothesis: Evidence from Participatory Budgeting
Studies & evidence
How Participatory Budgeting Strengthens Communities and Improves Local Governance
Studies & evidence
OECD — Catching the Deliberative Wave (2020)
Design & evaluation
OECD — Eight Ways to Institutionalise Deliberative Democracy (2021)
Design & evaluation
OECD — Evaluation Guidelines for Representative Deliberative Processes (2021)
Design & evaluation
Frontiers — AI multilingual tools for social innovation (2026)
Design & evaluation
mySociety — Civic Tech Cities
Design & evaluation