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Here are step-by-step instructions for holding an effective town hall meeting, one way that your organization can use The Recovery Bill of Rights and the…
The undersigned organizations are writing to share our views on critical provisions we believe must be included in any legislation modifying the nation’s health care…
Faces & Voices believes that our nation’s response to the crisis of addiction should be based on sound public health science and the grassroots engagement…
In the 1990s advocates and their national allies met to strategize on ways to reach out to the medical, public health, criminal justice and other…
Long-term recovery from addiction to alcohol and other drugs is real for millions of Americans and thousands more get well every year. There are as…
Recovery from addiction to alcohol and other drugs benefits everyone – families, friends, neighbors, and the person who gets into recovery. It is a reality…
Faces & Voices of Recovery Because of long-term recovery, individuals are able to better their own lives, the lives of others, and their respective communities.…
In the last ten years, recovery community organizations (RCOs) have proliferated throughout the United States. Many of these organizations have grown and matured and demonstrated…
Faces & Voices Community Listening Forum Toolkit has all of the information you’ll need to organize an event in your community.
This document is a companion to Faces & Voices Policy Position Paper on Criminal Justice Recovery Advocacy. It describes ways that recovery community organizations and…
Faces & Voices of Recovery (2017) A guide to recovery support services.
Let’s Go Make Some History! After 2001 recovery advocates across the country responded to the Call to Action issued at Faces & Voices of Recovery’s…
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