The Recovery Bill of Rights
is a statement of the principle that all Americans have a right to recover from addiction to alcohol and other drugs. Learn more…
The Recovery Bill of Rights is a statement of the principle that all Americans have a right to recover from addiction to alcohol and other drugs. It was developed and adopted by Faces & Voices of Recovery‘s board of directors and has been endorsed by allied national organizations. We call on all Americans and our elected officials to take action to build communities of recovery that will support the more than 22 million Americans and their families still needing help and to end discrimination facing millions in long-term recovery. Learn more...
- Scottish Government adapts the Recovery Bill of Rights
- Own The Recovery Bill of Rights Poster
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- Become an individual endorser of The Recovery Bill of Rights
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- Get the word out about The Recovery Bill of Rights
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| Sept. 4th, national advocates sign The Recovery Bill of Rights in Washington DC. Faces & Voices Board Chair, Carol McDaid (far left) and National Field Director, Tom Coderre (far right). |
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| A recovery advocate in St. Louis, MO endorses The Recovery Bill of Rights at Faces & Voices' national Rally for Recovery! hub event. |
The Recovery Bill of Rights Poster
Below we have available a legal-sized flyer of The Recovery Bill of Rights that you can reprint and handout as well as a high-resolution version that can be enlarged to poster size and reprinted. Please use the space on the poster and the flyer to include your organization’s name and contact information!
- Legal-sized flyer (Please note: this image is 8.5 x 14 and cannot be resized when it is reproduced.)
- High resolution version for poster enlargement (Please note: this image is 22 x 30 and cannot be resized when it is reproduced.)
- Order packs of 5 posters for $10 here
If you are having trouble reproducing the flyer or the poster, please contact us.
Funding provided through an unrestricted educational grant from Reckitt Benckiser Pharmaceuticals Inc.