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Content Writers Club for Bloggers

ACRB Content Writers Club

The ACRB offers volunteer opportunities for citizens who have a flair for creating written content. This is an opportunity for expression and sharing your thoughts and concerns about officer accountability and civilian oversight on the ACRB Blog. We believe everyone has a story or viewpoint that should to be heard. Our blog is about connection and community-building. If you are a budding writer or a seasoned professional or just want to contribute to the conversation, please join the ACRB Content Writers Club.

One of the ACRB’s foundational activities is citizen engagement. The agency values citizens’ experiences and thoughts about officer accountability and policing.  The ACRB provides a credible, independent forum where complaints against Atlanta police and corrections officers can be received, assessed, investigated, mediated, and adjudicated. Community engagement is a core feature of the agency. Our Content Writers Club is a part of the agency’s continuous effort to facilitate community conversations on civilian oversight, officer accountability and policing.

ACRB Content Writers Club Ground Rules

The ACRB Content Writers Club is open to all citizens. All submissions will be reviewed for appropriateness as the content relates to the ACRB mission. The ACRB reserves the right to exercise editorial control and discretion on all submissions. Submissions must comply with the following requirements and restrictions:  All content must be suitable for general public consumption; attribution should be provided to all sources when used; content must be less than 500 words; and photographs must be suitable for general public consumption.

Below are few potential topics.

What does policing means to me

Community Policing

The importance of Knowing Your Rights

Good Officers vs. Bad Officers

Impact of officer misconduct on citizens

What you need to know about the ACRB

Why you should file a complaint about police officer misconduct

Establishing trust between citizens and police officers

Citizen involvement in policing 

ACRB Meditation Program

Officer Accountability

My experience with police

Connection between Civic Responsibility and Police Officers Accountability

Police Officers in my Community

Trauma associated with police misconduct

Citizen Empowerment

   
   

Join the ACRB Content Writers Club and let your voice be heard!

For more information, contact the ACRB at 404-865-8622 or email ccurry@atlantaga.gov.