General slides of the May 14 Meeting 

Privacy and Policing in our online world

Recording of the May 14 Meeting

The Digital Fourth Amendment: Privacy and Policing in Our Online World

California’s local democracy works best when more people participate — but right now, county-level elections can be decided in low-turnout primaries, often without a general election. That means many voters never get a say in who represents them.

Assembly Bill 868 is a vital step forward. This bill would ensure that all nonpartisan county-level offices in California hold a general election in November, regardless of how many votes the top candidate gets in the primary. That means the two candidates with the highest share of votes in the primary would always advance to the general — just like in state and congressional races.

John's slides of the April 9 general meeting - Digital Security - Part 1

Digital Security Part 1 - Reminder

General slides of the April 9 Meeting - Digital Security - Part 1

Recording of April 9 meeting - Digital Security - Part 1

Digital Security Part 1

Local, Independent Journalism

Speaking truth to power - The critical role of local, independent journalism