projects

Projects where systems meet people.

Six public-facing tracks: policy infrastructure, field institution-building, youth peacebuilding, protest research, evidence tooling, and an interactive semiconductor supply-chain game.

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public policy index Pakistan Technology Policy Index

A source-first directory and timeline. Its dated 26 July 2026 snapshot catalogs 51 technology-policy instruments across 12 domains, with official links, verification dates, and visible uncertainty rather than implied legal certainty.

instruments: 51
source checked: 41
unverified: 10

primary sources 12 policy domains source audit

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protest research atlas Gen Z Protest Atlas

A source-bounded atlas of youth-led protest movements, connecting verified case research with legal context, monitoring methods, and a rights-aware visual archive.

youth movements source verification visual archive

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field institution Daadras Foundation

Education, relief, digital literacy, and community programming in Pakistan, including Project Salam and a five-year milestone record.

education relief Project Salam

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peacebuilding Hate for Sale

The five-act public performance and shareable record that closed the Davis Projects for Peace youth theatre project in Lahore.

dialogue theatre Lahore

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research tool Mapping the Gravity of Power and Discourse / RDL Evidence Map

A dedicated case study connecting Think Tanks DC to the developed RDL GitHub project: public funding records, lobbying filings, a strict Python pipeline, an animated map surface, and interpretation caveats.

funding Python lobbying

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interactive system Rock to Rack

A browser game that turns the semiconductor supply chain into playable decisions, built from concept to first playable version with frontier models in 40 minutes.

semiconductors game design frontier models

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