The Civic Engagement Survival Guide is a series of free talks and workshops focused on creating a community that is informed, organized, and engaged.

![]() View Notes Who’s My Representative? Alex Leonhart |
![]() Watch Online Intersectionality & Allyship Patricia Realini |
![]() Watch Online Field Trip: Congressional Conversation Series Rep. Karen Bass |
![]() Watch Online Working Effectively with Social Justice Movements: A Primer For Techies Hannah Howard |
![]() Attend a Future Meeting Field Trip: Palms Neighborhood Council Iman Culture Center |
![]() Watch Online Civic Hacking 101: Building Trust within a Broken System Vyki Englert |
![]() The Civic Technology Movement & Potential for Democratic Reform Andrew Schrock |
![]() No Documentation Available Cryptoparty |
![]() Watch Online Urban Neighbors: The Biodiversity of Urban LA Samantha Sullivan |
![]() CRASH Space Meets Organizing for Action Tiffany Allegretti |
![]() Fullstack Life Development: Changing Careers & Changing Communities Machiko Yasuda |
![]() A Queer Woman and Her Conservative Father Talk Politics: A Survival Guide Evelyn Masso |
![]() ACLU PeoplePower: Resistance Training People Power |
![]() Watch Online Community Forum: CCPD’s Role in Immigration Enforcement Culver City Police Department |
![]() ACLU PeoplePower Meeting People Power |
![]() Sat, Apr 15th, 9:30A Workshop & Strategy Session ACLU SoCal |
![]() From Nixon to Trump: Perspectives on Presidential Accountability Rep. Karen Bass |
![]() Town Hall Senator Feinstein |
![]() Town Hall Senator Harris |
![]() Phreaking Democracy! Joan Donovan |


CRASH Space is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization which works to promote education through individual projects and social collaboration. CRASH Space is also a member of the EFF Electronic Frontier Alliance: a grassroots network of community and campus organizations across the United States working to educate our neighbors about the importance of digital rights.
Leading an event in this series is a paid opportunity. We are interested in events which encourage community action and education, on topics such as: civic engagement, social justice, support for marginalized groups, environmental protection, and more. Please send proposals to [info at crashspace dot org]. To support our work, you can donate here.