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Group Rep/Q&A Meeting- February 2025
Group Rep/Q&A Meeting- February 2025
Group Rep/Q&A Meeting- February 2025
Friday 28th February 2025
Join Vanessa, Sebastian, and Noah as they discuss Refuge Recovery group policies, financial transparency, and the roles of Group Reps in this engaging Q&A session.
60 minutes
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Non-judgmental
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Episode Overview
- Group Reps serve as liaisons between World Services and individual groups.
- Financial transparency is crucial for community trust.
- Donations are vital for funding retreat scholarships.
- Handling sensitive situations requires careful consideration and adherence to policies.
- Inclusivity and democratic participation are key goals in business meetings.
"Our intention with the Roberts Rules is to make this like well-balanced, democratic, totally inclusive thing."
In this episode of Refuge Recovery, Vanessa, a volunteer and Board of Directors member, leads a Group Rep Q&A meeting. Held every third Thursday from 5-6pm PST, this meeting aims to bridge the gap between World Services and individual groups. Vanessa is joined by Sebastian, an employee, and Noah, the Executive Director, to discuss various topics ranging from group policies to financial transparency. They address the importance of donations for retreat scholarships and the challenges faced in covering all requests.
The conversation also touches on the roles and responsibilities of Group Reps, including their involvement in business meetings and how they should handle sensitive situations. The episode is packed with practical advice, community updates, and heartfelt discussions, making it a valuable listen for anyone involved in or curious about Refuge Recovery.