Faces and Voices of Recovery
organizing the recovery community

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Rally for Recovery
National Hub in Providence, Rhode Island on September 21, 2013. Stay Tuned!

America Honors Recovery
June 26, 2013, Washington, DC

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Addiction Recovery:
A Healthcare Issue

Why Peer Integrity and Recovery Orientation Matter
Check out the 3rd of many issue briefs on addiction recovery

Our Stories Have Power!
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Recovery Community Centers in New England: Where We Are Now
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Young People in Recovery Messaging and Media Webinars
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Developing an Accreditation System for Organizations and Programs Providing Peer Recovery Support Services
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Association of Recovery Community Organizations (ARCO)
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International Resources Guide
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Community Listening Forum Toolkit: Make Your Voice Heard!

This step-by-step guide includes everything you need to host a succesful Community Listening Forum. Learn more...

 

Recovery Community Organization Toolkit: Building the Voice of the Organized Recovery Community

This guide includes steps on starting up a Recovery Community Organization. Learn more…
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Advocacy with Anonymity

Advocacy with Anonymity is a publication of Faces & Voices of Recovery, The Johnson Institute, Join Together and the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence. It answers the question, "How can I stand up for my rights without violating the anonymity tradition of my twelve-step group?"

 

 

For hard copies go to our Online Store. Click on a link below to download a PDF version.

Advocates for recovery can speak out publicly without compromising the principles of the recovery program in which they participate.

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