Los Angeles and Southern California Internet Society Chapter

Join our mission to defend and build a strong, secure, safe and open internet for Los Angeles, Southern California and beyond.

2026 Chapter Election

Nominations are now open for the 2026 ISOC Los Angeles and Southern California Chapter Election.

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About ISOC LA & SoCal

Our Mission

The Internet Society of Los Angeles and Southern California Chapter is dedicated to promoting an open, secure, accessible, and trustworthy Internet for everyone. Our mission is to support digital inclusion, Internet education, and community engagement while encouraging collaboration on issues affecting the Internet and its users throughout Southern California.

As a chapter of the Internet Society, we bring together individuals and organizations committed to advancing the development and responsible use of the Internet, protecting digital rights, and expanding opportunities for meaningful Internet access.

Previous Events

On November 14, 2025, Lianna Galstyan (ISOCLASC Board Chair) joined Ronald Petty of the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter for a special holiday panel discussion with members of California’s Internet Society chapters. Together, they highlighted recent initiatives, digital inclusion projects, and advocacy work for a safer, more resilient Internet, while offering festive reflections on how communities across the state can continue supporting an open, trusted, and accessible Internet. The event brought together long-time members and newcomers alike to connect, exchange ideas, and celebrate the season.

On October 9, 2025, Tom Thorley (Former Board Chair & ISOCLASC Co-Founder) delivered a talk highlighting how January’s devastating LA wildfires revealed both the lifesaving power and the fragility of community connectivity. He described how crowdsourced platforms like Watch Duty and MyShake became critical real-time information networks when traditional systems failed, enabling residents to navigate danger, stay informed, and support one another. Tom concluded by urging investment in resilient infrastructure and trusted communication tools so that no community is left disconnected in future climate-driven emergencies.

Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteers are the backbone of our organization. We offer a variety of opportunities for individuals and groups to get involved and make a difference in the lives of those we serve.