Native Americans in Recovery
A New Addictions Recovery Program From White Bison

The White Bison, Inc. Native Americans in Recovery project is privileged to offer incarcerated Native Americans a set of 54 AA and Alanon speaker tapes to support and strengthen their own recovery journeys in prison. These audio cassette tapes cover the time span from the 1950’s up until the present. Speakers on tape include Native American men and women telling their recovery stories in AA and in Alanon meetings.

Purpose of the Tapes
When these tapes become part of a drug and alcohol rehabilitation program administered by state or federal prisons here is what they offer inmates in recovery from alcohol and other drugs:

• Native American inmates are able to listen to other Native Americans' stories about their recovery journey
• Will show Native American Inmates that recovery is possible
• Will give hope to an inmate to hear that other Native Americans are sober
• Will help the inmate know that he or she is not alone in this recovery journey

Packaging and Cost
Fifty-four audio cassette tapes are supplied in nine different hinged plastic cases, each case containing six tapes.

Each set of tapes is available to federal and state prison drug and alcohol programs for $80 each

Special Donation Opportunities
Those who support the recovery and healing of Native Americans in prison through culturally appropriate materials such as these speaker tapes may donate $80 to the Native Americans in Recovery program and choose a prison program of their choice as the designated recipient of a 54 tape set.

Or, donors may ask White Bison, Inc. to choose a prison to receive the tape set funded by their generous donation of $80.

Won’t you donate a set of Native American speaker tapes to Indians in prison and give the gift of hope through addictions recovery?