social technologies
database

A mapping of the tools and approaches that civil society organisations in Campinas use to tackle social challenges — an initiative of the FEAC Foundation in technical partnership with Casa Hacker.

01 · what is the mapping?

The mapping of social technologies (ST) of innovative organisations in Campinas is an initiative of the FEAC Foundation, in technical partnership with Casa Hacker. The project’s main aim is to identify, analyse and document the tools and approaches used by civil society organisations and collectives to face and solve local social challenges.

02 · why map?

The mapping seeks to spread, share and enable the replication of the best practices and innovative solutions that help further wellbeing equitably in Campinas. In the city there are few — almost no — mappings that locate all the projects being carried out. This platform can serve as a base for research on social development, as support for the third-sector ecosystem and as a relevant source for creating and improving public policy.

03 · the mapping in numbers

108 social technologies from 90 organisations, across 8 regions of Campinas, founded between 1992 and 2024.

108social technologies

90organisations

97still active

62with FEAC support

194partners mapped

04 · explore the social technologies

Search by name, organisation, neighbourhood or theme; filter by region, category, SDG and more. Click any technology to see the full details.

The 108 records of the archive — the description each organisation gives of itself and of its technology — are kept in Portuguese, as they were written in 2024.

RegionNeighbourhoodCategorySDGAudienceMaturityFoundedStatusReachDigital presenceFEAC supportHow it worksLife stageAudience focusVulnerabilityRole in the network

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05 · the network and the patterns of the archive

What the mapping data shows about the set as a whole: where the technologies are, when they were born, what they work on and who they connect with.

Technologies by region of their base

Timeline — founding

Main areas of work

Maturity of the technologies

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Most recurrent partners

06 · download the open data

All the processed material, open for research, for supporting the third sector and for informing public policy. When reusing it, please cite: “Banco de Tecnologias Sociais de Campinas — Fundação FEAC, 2024”.

xlsx

Full spreadsheet

Main table + metadata dictionary, SDGs, partnerships, network centrality and methodology. 9 sheets · 139 KB.

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Main table

Raw data: 108 technologies × 76 columns, ready for spreadsheets and analysis. 197 KB.

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Archive images

Photos of the organisations mapped (AVIF), organised in folders. ~8.4 MB.

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historical archive, dated 2024 — made available for preservation and knowledge.

07 · delivery and technical partnership

Delivered by · FEAC Foundation

The FEAC Foundation is dedicated to furthering wellbeing equitably in the city of Campinas and to inspiring similar action in other contexts. Our commitment is to ensure that all citizens of Campinas, with special attention to children and adolescents, have access to decent living conditions and equal opportunities.

Technical partner · Casa Hacker

Founded in 2018 by the peripheral community of Campinas (São Paulo State), Casa Hacker fights for the technological emancipation of people from the peripheries and for the capacity of organised groups to transform their own realities, taking them to a leap in development with equity.

casa hacker team

Layne Gabriele

Researcher and director of innovation, cultural and educational projects. Graduate in Languages and an alumna of ProFIS, both at Unicamp. Talks, workshops and training on innovation, Afrofuturism, technologies and peripheral cultures; she has contributed to Geledés, the FEAC Foundation, Afro Cebrap, Natura &CO, Fundo Agbara and Casa Hacker.

Carolina Jansen

Public Relations (PUC-Campinas) and Languages (Unicamp); master’s candidate in Economic Development at IE-Unicamp. She was project manager and researcher at Kayma and managed the impact evaluation of Favela 3D (Gerando Falcões). She collaborates with Casa Hacker on research and the development of social technologies.

Geraldo Barros

Systems analyst, developer, facilitator and educator with a background in research, technology and social innovation. Founder of Casa Hacker; previously at the Mozilla Foundation, where he was a researcher for the Internet Health Report and a Wrangler at Mozilla Festival.

Felipe Pereira

Two decades in Information Technology, with postgraduate studies at FGV and Unicamp. Entrepreneur at Máquina de Dados, director at Campinas Tech and a speaker for HSM.

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