ACSP is sourcing the struggle by constantly strategizing on new ways of getting critical info into the hands of those who need it most. Following beta and pilot testing in late 2024, ACSP’s Toolkits Platform is now available. The platform houses a library of how-to guides, data, issue-specific Georgia case briefs, law and policy explainers, court-approved forms, and filing templates, all organized into categoric “toolkits.” The Toolkits Platform is free for directly-impacted people, and is intended for use as a public education database.
PLEASE NOTE: Atlanta Community Support Project does not offer direct services and we are not a law firm. We do not provide legal representation or give legal advice. Any content found on our website or in our Toolkits platform is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. And, because we are not lawyers, no correspondence with us constitutes privileged communication.
If you've been incarcerated or you're supporting a family member inside, and you want to request access to our Toolkits platform, write to info[at]atlcommunitysupport[dot]org with "Toolkits access" in the subject line. While our Toolkits are Georgia-focused, there are some constitutional and federal resources that folks in other states may find helpful. ACSP's Toolkits are free; there are no fees or subscription costs associated with accessing the platform.
*As the ACSP Toolkits platform goes live for directly-impacted people, we're also working to build out resource sections for our legal and policy partners. If you are one of these people and interested in gaining user access to the platform once available, we'd love to hear from you, too!
The ACSP Toolkits platform was created by the fine folks at the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship. Atlanta Community Support Project is grateful for their partnership and support in bringing this resource dream of ours to life.