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Financial Contributions
Top financial contributors
Individuals
Mark Graham
$2,700 USD since Dec 2020
2
Incognito
$2,500 USD since Apr 2021
3
Guest
$2,500 USD since Dec 2022
SMAT Admin
$1,000 USD since Aug 2020
David Thiel
$1,000 USD since Mar 2021
6
Red Hat
$1,000 USD since Dec 2021
7
Justice for the Victims
$1,000 USD since Jun 2022
Alex Newhouse
$360 USD since Jan 2021
Jeffrey Sorensen
$250 USD since Feb 2021
Alanna Irving
$240 USD since Mar 2021
11
Incognito
$130 USD since Jan 2021
Benedict Lau
$128 USD since Nov 2020
Daniel Hosterman
$110 USD since Mar 2022
Mandy Yeung
$56 USD since Nov 2020
Bernard Fitzgerald
$55 USD since Mar 2022
Organizations
Jigsaw
$50,000 USD since Jan 2022
NCRI
$24,274.4 USD since Oct 2020
Bitmaker E.I.R.L.
$1,300 USD since May 2021
Open Collective
$240 USD since Mar 2021
Budget
Transparent and open finances.
-$990.00 USD
Approved
Invoice #121409
Monthly financial contribution to SMAT (backer)
Credit from Daniel Hosterman to SMAT •
+$10.00USD
Completed
Contribution #529207
Monthly financial contribution to SMAT (backer)
Credit from Bernard Fitzgerald to SMAT •
+$5.00USD
Completed
Contribution #526326
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Today’s balance$4,520.37 USD
Total raised
$79,258.14 USD
Total disbursed
$74,737.77 USD
Estimated annual budget
$8,817.97 USD
About
The Social Media Analysis Toolkit (SMAT) was designed to help facilitate activists, journalists, researchers, and other social good organizations to analyze and visualize larger trends on a variety of platforms. We provide easy to use tools that help you tell a story about something happening at a large scale online. The tools are designed to be quick and simple so that users can quickly respond to things like disinformation and hate as they occur, while also having the tools be rigorous enough to have applications in scholarly research. While we have built the framework, it is up to you and your curiosity to find what stories are waiting to be discovered.