Public Resources
Though most of ACSP's resources are now housed in our Toolkits platform, we do make certain information publicly available. Below are a few of these resources, including some of our long-form guides.
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.
Resources:
- ACSP's complete guide to
Language & Style
- Depiction restrictions, for talking to journalists and reporters
- Executive summary of post incarceration syndrome (PICS) study
- Defend Your Rights is a written deduction of ACSP's 4th Amendment trainings on warrants, search & seizure law, and includes info on what to do when police stop you and what to expect if they show up at your home (available upon request)
- Making Parole: the Basics is a comprehensive guide to Georgia parole for people incarcerated (available to people inside, upon request)
- Guide to Higher Education for Students Currently or Formerly Incarcerated in Georgia is a comprehensive handbook that will be publicly available in 2025
- Our Georgia Family Law Toolkit is a working collaboration with the Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Igniting Hope Georgia, Motherhood Beyond Bars, and the Jane W. Wilson Family Justice Clinic at UGA (projected publication: February 2025)
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