www.iamnotanonymous.org
People in recovery courageously come forward to change the stigma of addiction by breaking their silence.
04/11/2019
Had the opportunity and pleasure to bring Recovery and the I Am Not Anonymous project into Newburyport High School today! The students were so interactive. The teacher was very surprised and mentioned one girl in particular because she never talks in class, but asked me so many questions!
02/07/2018
11/01/2017
We've got more recovery stories for you over on the website! Come read about Carly, Douglas, and Tiffany's incredible journeys to recovery...so powerful.
www.iamnotanonymous.org
With a few days of the 2017 National Recovery month remaining, we figured it would be a good time to share once again to inspire.
08/16/2017
We're back after an extremely busy summer! With all of the heavy news lately, we figured we would share some hope with all of you. Head on over to the website and meet Jesse, Kelly, and Laurie. Their stories are powerful.
www.iamnotanonymous.org
08/15/2017
There really are no words to explain how sad we are to have lost an incredibly kind, loving, and talented young soul. William Egan, we will miss your contagious energy, your drive to help others, and the love that you shared with everyone around you. Rest easy...
04/26/2017
Co-creator Tom Goris, is headed to to carry out the family message.
03/10/2017
This is why we put a face and voice to recovery.
Why We Need to Destroy the Concept of What a Drug User Looks Like - VICE Images of aged, dirty, and scabbed faces don’t help anyone. But neither does our obsession with attractive, white victims of overdose death.