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Addiction Recovery Channel: Recovery Awareness Challenge - Recovery Houses and Recovery Centers 08/19/2021

Join Ed Baker, Host-Producer of ARC, and his accomplished panel as they both raise awareness and raise funds in support of individuals recovering from Substance Use Disorder. Learn about two keystone programs supporting the structure of recovery in Vermont: Recovery Housing and Recovery Centers. Hear firsthand from Harley LaRocque and Tonya Wright just how crucial these two programs can be to an individual seeking their own pathway to recovery…

Panel Guests
Peter Espenshade, Exec Dr of Vermont Alliance for Mental Health and Addiction Recovery;
Tracie Hauck, Exec Dr of Rutland Turning Point Center;
David Riegel, Exec Dr of Vermont Foundation of Recovery;
Ron Stankevich, Community Outreach Coordinator, Dominion Diagnostics. 

Addiction Recovery Channel: A Talk With Barbara Rabtoy - Her Recovery and Experience in a Recovery Friendly Workplace 05/13/2021

Join Ed Baker and his wonderful guest Barbara Rabtoy as she shares her lived journey from a person with addiction to a person in recovery. Hear from Barbara how important employment is in recovery, and how she has benefited from working at a Recovery Friendly Workplace.

For more information, please visit: www.edbakermsw.com

Addiction Recovery Channel: Recovery Friendly Workplaces and Their Profound Impact - Improving the Lives of Individuals Through Employment 05/13/2021

Join Ed Baker and his accomplished guests:

Tammy Bushell, Director of Human Services at Edliund Company
Ron Stankevich, Community Outreach Director, Dominion Diagnostics
Lisa Lord, Director of Workforce Programs, Recovery Vermont
Mickey Wiles, CEO and Founder, Working Fields
Barbara Rabtoy, Person in Recovery

This panel tells the story of building this crucial resource in Vermont, of supporting people with Substance Use Disorder in obtaining and thriving in employment settings, and how this profoundly benefits the employer, the recovering employee, and our community as a whole.

For more information, please visit: www.edbakermsw.com

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CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!

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