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UNCLASSIFIED Community Outreach in Field Offices Policy Guide 3.3.2.2. Selection Procedure Participants are selected by members of their organization/community 3.3.2.3. Curriculum The CREST curriculum is customized to meet the needs of a specific group; any two of the following topics and programs may be selected: .Counterterrorism. .Foreign Counterintelligence Cyber Crime .Public Corruption .Major Thefts/Violent Crimes White Collar Crime program. Civil Rights Recruitment and hiring. Presentations and training materials used as part of CREST programs must be approved in accordance with applicable Training Division requirements. 3.3.3. Multi-CuItural Advisory Committee (MCAC) MCACs (formerly known as Community Engagement Councils or CECs) are working groups made up of ethnic, religious, and minority community leaders who are committed. to assisting the FBI understand their particular cultures. Members serve to:. discuss cultural heritage and experiences . debunk myths . reduce fear. discuss hate/bias and provide feedback for solutions develop ideas for sharing information with others, i.e., schools, communities, and. Iaw enforcement. It is dependent on the ADIC/SAC and COS/COC's discretion to determine how members are selected and how Iong they serve. COS/COCs should establish a cell phone list of committee members and their community affiliation to provide a means for ADIC/SACs to call or text them if a situation warrants. As a rule, the ADIC/SAC, COS/COC, and selected field office personnel should meet with the MCAC on a quarterly basis each year to discuss issues and concerns in various. religious, cultural, and ethnic communities. 3.3.3.1. MuIti-Cultural Advisory Committee (MCAC) Goals and Objectives The Multi-Cultural Advisory Committee (MCAC) goals include: . Bridging the gaps between cultures and communities as they relate to the FBI. 11 UNCLASSIFIED