Faces and Voices of Recovery
organizing the recovery community

Trainings and Events

Los Angeles Community Listening Forum on Housing on June 9, 2012
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Young Peoples' Recovery Messaging Training in St. Paul, MN on August 11-12, 2012
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The Science of Addiction & Recovery Training in Cheyenne, WY on August 11, 2012
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Rally for Recovery 2012!
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Recovery Community Centers in New England: Where We Are Now
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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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Faces & Voices Celebrates 10th Anniversary!
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International Resources Guide
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The Congressional Addiction, Treatment and Recovery Caucus
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Our Stories

Vicki Horseman

I am a 41 year old woman and single parent who began using drugs and alcohol around the age of 10. I slept under bridges, traveled with the carnival, and did every drug possible. At the age of 20 I ended up in prison for four years where I started going to college. I eventually obtained a masters degree in social work however am not allowed to practice due to questionable moral character. I am in the process of reapplying for licensure but who knows. I believe very strongly in advocating for recovering persons and just love to raise hell. I have spoke in DC several years ago during national recovery month at the national press club and done interviews for lifetime tv’s online network, would love to do more. I have two children who were saved because we were given the opportunity to recover.

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