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• Schools

  Primary and secondary schools documented from government records, award bodies and independent reporting.

• Universities & Colleges

  Universities and colleges documented from statutory records, regulators, accreditation bodies, institutional histories and independent reporting.

• People

  Individuals with a documented public record — educators, founders, researchers and public officials.

• Organizations

  Companies, institutions, NGOs and awarding bodies.

• Places

  Transport infrastructure, religious and cultural sites, and other documented locations.

• Events & Documents

  Historical documents, declarations, battles and other dated events documented from independent and archival sources.

• Creative Works

  Novels, films, songs and other creative works with a documented real-world story — a controversy, a court case, a museum acquisition, a notable production or publication history — beyond ordinary critical reception, sourced from museum records, court documents and independent arts journalism rather than fan wikis or plot summaries.

• Species

  Plants, animals and other biological species documented from institutional, academic and independent sources.

• Alex Breingan

  New Zealand television producer facing 33 fraud and forgery charges from the Serious Fraud Office over the collapse of his Stripe Media/Stripe Studios production companies, which owed creditors more than $20 million.

• Ardavan Safaee

  President of French film studio and distributor Pathé Films since 2019, who testified to a French National Assembly committee on how the company changed its on-set conduct policies after handling a 2020 misconduct complaint against a director.

• Arthur Gaeth

  An American who led the first Latter-day Saint mission in a Slavic country as a 24-year-old in 1929, then reported live from Nuremberg in 1946 on the execution of convicted Nazi war criminals, a broadcast held by Stanford University's Hoover Institution.

• Beau Bayh

  A seventh-generation Hoosier, Marine Corps veteran and attorney who in 2025 became the fourth generation of his family to seek statewide office, winning the 2026 Democratic nomination for Indiana Secretary of State and now facing Republican Max Engling in the November general election.

• Cipto Adiguno

  Indonesian game-industry executive who co-founded Bandung studio Ekuator Games, became a Vice President at its acquirer Agate, chaired the Indonesian Game Association from 2019 to 2024, and co-founded the publishing accelerator Indiesche Partners in 2025.

• Dang Thi Hoang Yen

  Vietnamese businesswoman who founded Tan Tao Group, was removed as a National Assembly delegate in 2012 amid disputed circumstances, and later filed billion-dollar international arbitration claims against Vietnam.

• LawWorks

  A UK solicitors' pro bono charity founded in 1997, co-founder of the National Pro Bono Centre in 2010, which runs England and Wales's largest network of free legal advice clinics.

• Saigontel

  Vietnamese telecommunications and industrial infrastructure developer listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange, chaired by industrialist Dang Thanh Tam, that has expanded from telecom infrastructure into industrial parks, rooftop solar and AI data centres.

• Celestian Tales: Realms Beyond

  A 2020 turn-based RPG sequel from Indonesian studios Ekuator Games and Agate, crowdfunded on Kickstarter in 2017 and published by Digital Tribe after a nearly three-year delay past its original 2017 target.

• Adikavi Nannaya University

  A state university in Rajahmundry, Andhra Pradesh, India, established in 2006, serving the combined Godavari districts and the affiliating university of Government College, Rajahmundry.

• Government College, Rajahmundry

  The oldest government college in Andhra Pradesh, India, tracing its origins to an 1853 Zilla Parishad school and now an autonomous institution on the banks of the Godavari river, holding NAAC 'A' accreditation since 2004.

• Nottingham Law School

  A law school of Nottingham Trent University founded in 1964, which runs the on-campus teaching law firm NLS Legal and, since 2024, hosts the national helpline of the charity Support Through Court.