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Advocacy with Anonymity is a pamphlet copublished by 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?" Click on a link below to download a PDF version. For hard copies, please contact Faces & Voices of Recovery.
Advocates for recovery can speak out publicly without compromising the principles of the recovery program in which they participate.
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