Of course, if you're not in the area, we still want to network, collaborate, and connect with Community!

Check us out and get involved!

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If you're in the area, or know anyone in the area, and want to contribute to the database (or learn more about CAP), then check out all of the information and submission forms available on our Linktree. (See next)

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Community members can also report active community alerts that may endanger or pose a threat to our neighbors and community. When those alerts are verified by our team, alerts are sent out on our broadcast channel.

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We have plans to expand our reach and scope, but those details will come soon. For now, community members in the #CSRA #AugustaGa #Augusta area can submit establishments for consideration to be added to the database.

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This database will exist because we know that how we spend our money is also an expression of our values. Ethical spending requires access to information, and communities have a right to be informed about where their money goes.

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The database is a community accountability project that documents local (Augusta/CSRA) entities based on assigned classifications that are made by independent verifiers who review community-submitted evidence against publicly-disclosed standards to form a published opinion.

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All classifications and assessments represent opinion informed by observable facts and are subject to review and change. Our first objective is to create the CSRA CAP Establishments and Organizations Database. Our second: to disseminate verified active community alerts to reduce harm.

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We exist to support our neighbors targeted by state violence, and legally observe potentially harmful activities in our community. Our work relies on community-submitted reports, alerts, and evidence reviewed using publicly disclosed standards and criteria.

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The CSRA Community Accountability Project is an independent coalition of concerned citizens in Augusta, Georgia committed to human dignity, human rights, and moral discipline.

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