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Robin Shorter is a licensed clinician and a peer recovery specialist interested in eliminating barriers to recovery and assisting people in getting access to treatment. Robin works for Integrity House.
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Coco Kuebler (they/she) works at Rutgers UBHC in community reentry from incarceration; is on the Board of the Pride Center of New Jersey as the Community Outreach Coordinator and Organizer; and continues to work elsewhere in community-led intersectional healing and justice work.
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Keith Murphy has worked primarily with students at RU who are in recovery and has an interest is addressing health discrimination.
Arielle Estes, NCPRSS, Certified Peer Recovery Specialist – CPRS
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Jacquese Armstrong provides workshops on mental health awareness and expressive arts.
George H. Brice, Jr. works as a program development specialist at Collaborative Support Programs of New Jersey, Inc., where he assists with training, program evaluation, and wellness-related projects.
Nina Cooperman teaches addiction psychiatry and RU-RWJ Medical School. Her research has focused on developing novel interventions and adapting clinical interventions to meet needs.
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Gina DelJones works at the Center for Great Expectations as a clinical research manager, with special interest in looking beyond recovery to building a full and complete life.
Peg Wright is founder and CEO of Center for Great Expectations, which assists individuals in breaking the cycle of homelessness, abuse, and addiction.