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Schema.org is a collaborative, community activity with a mission to create, maintain, and promote schemas for structured data on the Internet, on web pages, in email messages, and beyond.

BRIDGE is an identifier system for the global social sector, enabling streamlined information sharing to improve transparency and effectiveness.

Open Referral makes it easy to share, find, and use directory information about the health, human, and social services available to people in need. Open Referral’s Human Service Data API Protocols aim to  develop a common vocabulary to describe those services, and formatting instructions for publishing such data in bulk.

A stimulating, adaptable training pack for humanitarian organizations on managing programme data, developed by Oxfam.

This list of resources (formerly known as the “Responsible Data Hackpad)” is curated and maintained by MERL Tech and The Engine Room.

Want to know if your organization is ready to start a data-driven social impact project? See where you are in our data maturity framework and how to improve your organizational, tech, and data readiness.

A free tool to help you self-assess how data savvy your organization is and identify areas for improvement. It explores seven key themes of data maturity along a 5-stage journey. Includes sector benchmarking to compare how you’re doing with others and links to Data Orchard’s revised 2019 ‘Data Maturity Framework’...

The Beeck Center for Social Innovation + Impact at Georgetown University, as a learning partner with The Rockefeller Foundation, has developed the Blockchain Ethical Design Framework as a tool for practitioners to drive ethical intentionality into the design of blockchain technology for social impact.

Since 2015, the Civic Tech Field Guide has offered a crowdsourced, global collection of civic tech tools and projects. Thousands of civic tech practitioners from over 80 countries around the world have contributed to this living resource. The guides catalogs not only the tools, but also the social side of the...

Privacy Patterns is a beta tool that aims to provide best practice guidance on how to manage data privacy issues in the absence of sector-specific regulation.