Resource Center

Introduction

The training involves 6 sessions that have detailed slides and an accompanying workbook. See all the sessions below or download a folder with all the slides and workbooks.

SESSION 1: COACHING AS A LEADERSHIP PRACTICE

• Slides – 64
• Workbook – Coaching as a Leadership Practice (11 pgs)

SESSION 2: PUBLIC NARRATIVE

• Slides – 63
• Workbook – Creating Shared Story – Story of Self
• Workbook – Creating Shared Story – Story of Us

SESSION 3: RELATIONSHIPS

• Slides – 63
• Workbook – Creating Shared Commitment: Building Power Through Relationships (13 pgs)

SESSION 4: TEAM STRUCTURE

• Slides – 41
• Workbook – Creating Shared Structure: Building Leadership Teams (12 pgs)

SESSION 5: STRATEGY

• Slides – 40
• Workbook – Creating Shared Strategy (13 pgs)

SESSION 6: ACTION

• Slides – 44
• Workbook – Mobilizing Shared Action (42 pgs)

Download Resources

Folder with all the slides and workbooks (.zip file)

About

The Recovery Advocacy Project (RAP) is a network of people and organizations across the country advocating for addiction recovery policies. RAP is committed to giving people in recovery from all pathways, family members, and supporters of recovery the grassroots organizing tools to think and act locally. RAP is working to build a visible and effective constituency in demand of community and public policy based solutions in response to America’s long standing addiction crisis.

Explore Further

See The Recovery Advocacy Project’s How To’s and best practices on a variety of topics to help you successfully organize your community including:

• Building your Advocacy Base
• Hold a Virtual Recovery Town Hall Meeting
• Organize a Recovery Town Hall with Decision Makers
• Create a Recovery Asset and Resource Map
• Host a Monthly Recovery Advocacy Team Meeting