Americans experience a substance use disorder.
CDC source ↗Community impact
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Sponsors, hosts and funded partners make serious creative and meaning-centered development available to communities without charging participants.
Someone You Know · sponsored access
Think about someone in your space.
Someone rebuilding after substance use. Someone returning home after incarceration. Someone whose old identity helped them survive but cannot carry them into what comes next. It may be a relative, friend, employee, participant, neighbor, artist or community member.
Behind every number are people, families and communities authoring what comes next. You may not need this room. Someone you know might.
U.S. adults considered themselves in recovery or recovered in 2024.
SAMHSA source ↗adults were on probation or parole at year-end 2023.
BJS source ↗people were incarcerated in prisons or local jails at year-end 2023.
BJS source ↗Sponsorship menu
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Every engagement includes clear scope, participant privacy and de-identified learning appropriate to the program.
Community Workshop
Scope-basedOne 90-minute experience for up to 25 participants, planning, reflection material and a brief completion summary.
Four-Session Series
Scope-basedFour 90-minute sessions for up to 20 participants, workbook, host coordination and de-identified outcomes summary.
Eight-Session Residency
Scope-basedEight sessions, materials, adaptation, voluntary reflection, attendance tracking and a final de-identified learning report.
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People are not fundraising material.
Participant privacy comes before content. Sponsors support access and delivery; they do not purchase participant stories, faces or sensitive information. Guided Authorship is artist-led, peer-informed, educational and meaning-making work—not clinical care, legal services or a guaranteed rehabilitation outcome.
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