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Issue #43 · Fall 2026
Carole Fontaine on finding her way back through a journal, and a CEO who stopped avoiding the question about recovery at work.
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Every issue since 2019, free to read and share. Choose a year.
Seven years in. Still free, still in community spaces, still making recovery visible before crisis.
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Winter 2026
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Spring 2026
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Summer 2026
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Fall 2026
Journey grew online, reached new states, and began building tools that help organizations make recovery visible.
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Summer 2025
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Fall 2025
The free Recovery Basics Course launched, and work with the Recovery & Well-being Alliance brought recovery education to more places.
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Fall 2024
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Hundreds of community events, new partnerships, and wider distribution brought recovery into more workplaces and communities.
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Spring 2023
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Summer 2023
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Fall 2023
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Consistency during uncertainty. Journey kept showing up with stories and resources in everyday spaces.
As communities adjusted to the pandemic, Journey expanded distribution and kept recovery present in daily life.
A hard year. Journey kept publishing, issue after issue, when other connections went dark.
Founded. Journey launched as a free print magazine in community spaces across Maine.
