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Annette Hubbard - Episode 91
Annette Hubbard - Episode 91
Annette Hubbard - Episode 91
Monday 28th November 2022
Join Annette Hubbard on 'The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast' as she discusses her journey of sobriety and transformative work in Tribal Harm Reduction.
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Get the buttons here!Annette Hubbard: Pioneering Tribal Harm Reduction and Sobriety
Harm reduction is not tethered to substance abuse or sexual practices... We need to do what we need to do to get the work done, that is based on our values, not somebody else's values.
Ever wondered how harm reduction can transform lives? In this episode of 'The Anonymous Eskimo Podcast', Ralph Sara sits down with Annette Hubbard, an Alutiiq from Ninilchik, Alaska, who has been sober for 13 years. Annette's journey is not just about her personal triumph over addiction but also her impactful work in addiction medicine and Tribal Health.
She’s a Technical Assistance Consultant for the National Alliance for State and Territorial Aids Directors and leads a Tribal Harm Reduction Call, making significant strides in community outreach programs, including a Rural Syringe Exchange in Alaska. Annette’s approach to harm reduction is both compassionate and pragmatic. She believes in meeting people where they are, respecting their values, and supporting them through their unique recovery journeys.
This episode sheds light on the importance of breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and addiction, showcasing Annette’s dedication to creating a more inclusive and understanding environment for those still struggling. Tune in to hear Annette’s inspiring story and learn how harm reduction can be a lifeline for many.