Get ready, America! This September, Mobilize Recovery returns for its second bus tour across America. The iconic red RV hits the road on September 20th and will bring hope, empowerment, and, like with every Mobilize event, a rockstar lineup of events across the country. From Los Angeles to Washington, D.C., this tour is set to transform how we see and support the recovery community, one city at a time.
Tour Dates to Remember
Mark your calendars because you won’t want to miss these dates:
- 09/20: Los Angeles, CA
- 09/21: Rancho Mirage, CA
- 09/22: Phoenix, AZ
- 09/24: Las Vegas, NV
- 09/28: Salt Lake City, UT
- 09/30: Castle Rock, CO & Denver, CO
- 10/02: Cedar Rapids, IA
- 10/04: Indianapolis, IN & Xenia, OH
- 10/05: Dayton, OH & Oak Ridge, TN
- 10/07: Myrtle Beach, SC
- 10/08: Richmond, VA
- 10/09: Washington, D.C.
- 10/10: Maryland
- 10/11: Washington, D.C. & Springfield, VA
A Tour Like No Other
This isn’t your average, run of the mill bus tour. Mobilize Recovery is partnering with top-notch organizations, brands, and public figures to create an experience that’s as educational as it is inspiring. From community trainings and overdose response support to engaging with local policymakers, each stop is a unique opportunity to highlight and celebrate the recovery journey.
What to Expect
- Education: At each stop, you’ll find pop-up stations offering overdose prevention, education, trainings, and resources like naloxone. It’s all about giving communities the tools they need to save lives.
- Action: Residents will have the chance to engage in listening sessions with policymakers, fostering a direct dialogue about the issues that matter most to the recovery community.
- Connection: Participate in roundtables and town halls discussing substance use, mental health recovery, and creating recovery-ready workplaces.
- Hope: Schools will be treated to inspiring TEDx-style talks by individuals who have overcome addiction and mental health challenges, offering students a fresh perspective on resilience and recovery.
- Support: Families will receive practical prevention tools and strategies from organizational partners and peers, helping them support loved ones on their recovery journey.
Kick Off with a Bang!
The tour kicks off in style on September 20th in Los Angeles with a night you won’t forget. American Idol winner Noah Thompson and Hollywood icon Danny Trejo are set to light up the stage with music, inspiration, and powerful messages of hope. This family-friendly event is your chance to enjoy a free live performance, hear incredible stories of transformation, and connect with a community dedicated to recovery.
Join the Movement
Starting at 6:00 PM, the pre-event celebration will feature music, delicious food, and interactive resources, with the main program kicking off at 7:00 PM. Seating is limited and on a first-come, first-served basis, so be sure to arrive early to secure your spot for an unforgettable evening.
How to Get Involved
- Register Now: Many events are free, but space is limited! Check the schedule and sign up for the events you’re interested in.
- Volunteer: Want to be part of the action? Contact local organizers through the event pages to get involved!
- Virtual Access: Can’t make it in person? Some events will be available online, so you can still be part of this historic journey.
For more details and to RSVP for the kick-off event, visit mobilizerecovery.org. Let’s hit the road to recovery, America! Together, we can change the way America views recovery, one stop at a time.
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