The Atlanta Citizen Review Board (ACRB) was established in 2007 to ensure that city departments directly responsible for public safety, particularly the Police Department and the Department of Corrections have the proper support of the government and its various agencies. It is designed to provide citizen oversight of misconduct accusations against sworn members of the police and corrections departments in the City of Atlanta. It is comprised of 15 citizen Board members and 14 staff, including 4 investigators.

The Board meets at 6:30 p.m. on the second Thursday of each month on the Second Floor of City Hall in Committee Room One.  The ACRB office is located in Suite 1225, Tower Building of City Hall, on the first floor.

For more information, visit https://acrbgov.org

This conversation explores how the FIFA World Cup 26 can serve as a catalyst for economic growth, cultural visibility, and community inclusion.

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Did you know the Fulton County Library System has licensed social workers ready to help? Whether you're looking for support, resources, or just have questions, our library social workers are here for you.

Stop by and chat with a friendly professional who can connect you to valuable community services—whether it's housing assistance, food access, mental health support, job readiness, or simply navigating local programs. No appointment needed, no pressure, and no judgment—just compassionate guidance and helpful information in a safe, welcoming space.

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Wear your favorite holiday sweater and join us for a festive celebration!

Join us in celebrating the season and honoring intergenerational connection with an unforgettable evening of music and community.

Come hang with us on Wednesday mornings at 9:00am for a community walk and bike ride! Bring a friend, you bike, or just yourself and get moving with us.

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The Spelman College and Morehouse College Glee Clubs will unite once again to lift their voices in holiday cheer. The annual Christmas Carol Concert is a tradition rousing the Atlanta community for nearly a century.

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The Spelman College and Morehouse College Glee Clubs will unite once again to lift their voices in holiday cheer. The annual Christmas Carol Concert is a tradition rousing the Atlanta community for nearly a century.

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FREE | Open to the public | Join us for the opening reception of Constellations: ArtsXchange Studio Artists Exhibition, featuring new and never-before-seen works by Jim Alexander, Tafawa Hicks, Lisa Tuttle, Ric Washington, and Kenneth Zakee.

Event is free. Click here to RSVP.

For more info, contact bookswap@npu-s.org, or call 404-890-0089.

Meeting is both online and in person. For zoom meeting info, email info@ashviewheights.org

NPU-T’s Seasoned Seniors & Intergenerational Committee warmly invites you to support their annual holiday outing to the Morehouse–Spelman College Holiday Concert. This cherished tradition brings joy, music, and connection to our community members of all ages.

If you would like to attend, please contact Mr. Karl Barnes 📞 404-551-0946 📧 dewebis@gmail.com OR Mr. Terry Ross at 📞770-369-3389.

If you are willing to help transport seniors to the event, please let them know as well.

The concert starts at 7:30, but please arrive by 7:00 so that our group can sit together and chat!

Time and location details subject to confirmation at: www.westendcid.org

Westview Community Organization is the Westview Neighborhood Association.

In addition to meeting online, WCO also meets online. You can sign up for their meetings here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMufuisqDouE9CJLplKr3Pi9GPV6v80v7Pm

The Blessing Pantry aims to provide not just food, but a sense of hope and community.

For more info, and to confirm date and time, visit www.blesseddivasatl.com

Join the West Atlanta Watershed Alliance as we highlight the neighborhood greenspace, Cascade Springs Nature Preserve, while also hiking with Corina Newsome in the environmental field.

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The Mayor’s Office of Constituent Services will be giving 500 turkeys away.

Register here: https://www.celebsgiveback.org/atlturkeygiveaway

Drive up on the last Monday of each month between 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. (or until the food runs out) to receive free groceries.

For more info, visit www.atlantapublicschools.us/APSHub

Honoring Akbar Imhotep- tree dedication and ceremony

Come join us for a special event at The Wren's Nest as we honor the incredible storyteller and puppeteer Akbar Imhotep with a tree dedication and ceremony. This will be a beautiful in-person gathering of friends, family and colleages to celebrate his contributions and legacy.

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Come cozy up next to the bonfire and enjoy some incredible local artists 😍
Don't forget, after the last act, everyone is welcome to stick around and jam under the stars.

Bring: Blankets, chairs, coolers, instruments, voices, yard games.

Event is FREE. Food is available for purchase.

Free giveaways, food, toiletries, cleaning supplies, clothes, glucose and high blood pressure screening.

For more information, visit www.pathwayministries.org or call 404-777-5104

Explore new worlds as Shanta shares African and African-American folktales, historical stories, chants, songs and musical instruments in a lively program engaging listeners of all ages.

Free for all ages!

For a one-time copay of $30 you will get clear legal guidance and support on next steps.

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Put your walking shoes on and join us for a West End History & Art Tour + an exclusive tour of the Hammonds House Museum!

This will be an outdoor walking tour lasting approximately 1 hour within a 1 mile distance. The tour begins at the Hammonds House Museum and will end at the Hammonds House Museum with a tour of the museum and current exhibition and brief discussion.

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Families in need come get a turkey (frozen), two sides and cornbread, hot meals and clothing for the homeless.

All meals and items are on a first come, first serve basis.

At West End MARTA Station.

Sponsored by MARTA and Fulton County Commissioner Mo Ivory.,

Westside Future Fund’s Transform Westside Summit is held on the 3rd Friday of each month and is free and open to the public. Our audience includes a diverse group of stakeholders. Longtime neighborhood residents, community and faith leaders, heads of non-profits and corporate executives come together to share success stories and discuss challenges that currently affect our Westside neighborhoods.

Also, did we mention there’s free Chik-Fil-A biscuits?

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Location:
384 Northyards Blvd NW
Building 100, Suite 190

NOIRE, Spelman College’s Contemporary Popular Music Ensemble, presents an exciting evening of music that bridges genres and generations. Dedicated to exploring contemporary sounds, NOIRE highlights the artistry of student musicians who arrange and perform works from pop, R&B, rock, and beyond.

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An evening of audio & visual documentation about infrastructure projects that ripped apart Atlanta. Explore how we can heal, together.

The Porch is a collaborative initiative between the Department of City Planning and the Department of Parks & Recreation to preserve Atlanta’s cultural history by collecting stories from senior citizens through workshops and oral recordings. The stories highlight how infrastructure projects, such as highway construction, divided and displaced Black communities. The collected stories will be presented as a public sound installation at City Hall.

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