public.work
Public Work is a storage, design, or frontend resource for mockups, assets, UI tools, or web search.
Directory
Search results
Published directory entries matching your search.
Filters
publicdomainreview.org
The Public Domain Review is an online journal and not-for-profit project exploring curious and compelling works from the history of art, literature, and ideas, focusing on works in the public domain. It publishes essays and collections and operates an online shop offering fine art prints.
archive-ouverte.unige.ch
Archive ouverte UNIGE is the digital repository of the University of Geneva's scientific heritage. It hosts more than 126,210 publications, supports searching for publications, submitting new works, and generating bibliographies. The repository includes publications from university departments such as sociology, biology, and global studies, with recent works covering topics including healthcare access, diabetes self-management among refugees, and philosophy of science.
repository.naturalis.nl
The Naturalis Institutional Repository provides access to staff publications and to Naturalis journals and series. The site also includes workflow and content-adding sections, along with browsing by publications, year, staff publications, and journals and series.
pdimagearchive.org
The Public Domain Image Archive is a browsable and downloadable collection of out-of-copyright works that can be reused freely. It is described as a living database with new images added weekly, browsable by artist, century, style, theme, or tag.
ceur-ws.org
CEUR Workshop Proceedings is a free, diamond open-access publication service for computer science workshops, hosted by Gesellschaft für Informatik and run by volunteers. It publishes proceedings volumes as a recognized ISSN publication series and provides free online scientific papers. Submissions from Russian and Belarussian institutions are suspended.
direno.noe.gv.at
DIRENO is the digital repository of Lower Austria, a scholarly repository for collecting and permanently preserving digital assets, including current and historical literature concerning Lower Austria. It holds publications of the Lower Austrian State Archive and State Library, other state administration and research institution publications, regional studies reference works, historical newspapers and printed works, directories, statistics, election results, and current research data.
politicaobrera.com
Workers' Politics covers politics, public affairs, policy and civic debate in Argentina.
classics.mit.edu
The Internet Classics Archive provides 441 works of classical literature by 59 different authors, mainly Greco-Roman works with some Chinese and Persian, all in English translation. It has operated since 1994 and is run by Daniel C. Stevenson, Web Atomics. A copy was taken over by MIT IS&T after the classics.mit.edu site stopped responding. The site states that all works are, to its knowledge, in the public domain.
ies.ed.gov
The What Works Clearinghouse is an initiative of the U.S. Department of Education's Institute of Education Sciences, created in 2002 as a source of scientific evidence on what works in education. It offers practice guides, intervention reports, reviews of individual studies and downloadable data from study reviews, and provides resources for educators such as videos and webinars on evidence-based practices.
pypi.org
Python package for collecting public GETTR data for research and monitoring workflows.
unitedstates.github.io
The @unitedstates project is a shared commons of data and tools for the United States. It includes detailed data on members of Congress, scrapers and parsers for congressional work, a stand-alone legal citation detector, a parser for the US Code, licensing guidelines, bill nicknames, inspectors general data, contact form tools, district shape files, public domain photos, and a glossary of congressional terms.
data.gov.uk
A UK government site presenting the National Data Library as the home of UK public data, intended to inform decisions and build services. It organizes curated collections covering business and economy, environment, government and parliament, land and property, people, and transport. A data manual offers guidance on working with data in government and the public sector.
uwe.ac.uk
The UWE Bristol Research Data Repository holds research datasets from UWE Bristol researchers that are linked to an existing or forthcoming publication and can be shared without restriction. Users can browse by author, publication year or latest additions, and run advanced searches. Completed datasets can be deposited, though the repository is not for backups or data still being worked on.
webauthn.guide
A guide introducing Web Authentication (WebAuthn), a W3C and FIDO specification that lets servers register and authenticate users using public key cryptography instead of passwords. It explains how credentials work, with a private key stored on the user's device and a public key sent to the server, and covers registering credentials and authenticating with them.
whopostedwhat.com
Who Posted What? is described as a non-public Facebook keyword search for people who work in the public interest, letting users search keywords on specific dates. Searches can be by year, month, exact date or a time range, and posts from or associated with a user or page can also be searched.
austlit.edu.au
AustLit is an academic and research search platform focused on Australian storytelling. It provides biographical, bibliographical, and critical information about Australian writers, writing, and publishing. The platform hosts datasets for 1,073,546 works, 210,169 creators, and 30,439 subjects, and covers areas including creative writing, literary scholarship, stage and screen works, and writing for children and young adults.
dare.uni-koeln.de
The Digital Averroes Research Environment (DARE) provides online access to digital editions of Averroes's works and images of all textual witnesses. It includes an inventory of works, sources and a bibliography, and hosts publications such as critical editions and supercommentaries available through a community page.
datawrapper.dwcdn.net
A map listing every church, school, camp or facility in the U.S. where an alleged abuser identified in the Star-Telegram's investigation has worked, including locations worked before or after the alleged abuse occurred. Some churches no longer exist and others have taken over their buildings.
li-ma.nl
LIMA, short for Living Media Art, is a platform that distributes media art works by more than 500 artists, preserves media art collections, hosts related events, and maintains a public catalogue of media art works.
scholarsmine.mst.edu
Scholars' Mine is the institutional repository for the Missouri University of Science and Technology, provided as a service of Missouri S&T University Libraries. It offers digital access to scholarly and creative works by the university's faculty, staff, and students, including faculty papers, departmental publications, conference proceedings, and graduate student works, plus campus cultural and historical collections such as yearbooks and the student newspaper.
siliconcanals.com
Silicon Canals is an independent publication about human behaviour, technology and power, founded in Amsterdam in 2014 and published by Brown Brothers Media. It reports across two sections, Technology & Power and Work & Money, covering technology, AI, business, money, work, careers and companies. Founded to report on the Netherlands and Europe's technology and startup ecosystem, it publishes for a global audience.
sunriseresearch.org
The site is currently being used to organise an archive of the Sunrise Research Laboratory and of Boxer work undertaken within that Laboratory. The text states it will be a public resource once the work is done. It also notes that material formerly on the Sunrise website at another location may not be found here and must be requested specifically.
wikilivres.org
Wikilivres, also known as Bibliowiki, is a free online library of creative works, mainly texts and images, that are in the public domain or under a free licence. It is hosted in New Zealand and follows New Zealand copyright law. It accepts works that cannot be hosted on Wikimedia Commons or Wikisource.