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Sat. Sep. 2, 2017 Day 4 Daily Minutes – Public Information Committee – Closing Report

Posted on September 2, 2017November 27, 2022 by caws.archivist

Trevor S. – Called the meeting to order at 7:36P.

John O. – Gave the PI report.

CLOSING REPORT

C.A. WORLD SERVICE CONFERENCE 2017 PUBLIC INFORMATION REPORT 

INTRODUCTION AND OPENING COMMENTS

NADCP Sub- Committee

The committee continues with follow-up from the 2017 conference. We are excited to see that participants are being proactive in contacting us. Meeting starter kits continue to be sent out. We are already preparing for and looking forward to next year. The local fellowship is excited to participate as it will be held at the Houston Convention Center May 30th – June 2nd 2018. The committee is putting forward papers in hopes of being a presenter at one of the upcoming conferences.

After the European participation in World Drug Day this year, the committee is actively seeking new events/conferences to participate in. We are eager to see what experiences this next year has in store.

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PSA’s

We are excited to present a few new posters this year as well as “concepts” for three addition posters. We continue to encourage translations of our current PSA’s. However, it is exciting to see that with the participation around the world, for the first time we will be translating from Danish.

European PI- Sub-Committee-

This Committee continues to be an inspiration setting the example for us all. Not, only in participation but in the unity the committee generates. The committee also continues to produce innovative tools for communication with the professional community as well as media to reach the still suffering addict.

Stewards of PI Sub-Committee

This committee is off to an exciting start. We have created a whats app group to foster the same atmosphere we have seen in the European PI Sub-Committee. It is inspiring to see the communication already in process. We believe that the pimembersarea.org will be a huge asset to this committee offering many resources to members participating in PI efforts across the world.

Survey Sub-Committee

Once again, 2017 survey is active! If you have not taken it yet, please do as well as encourage your area to participate.

Committee Introductions:

John O. – Chair

Stuart J. – Vice Chair

Alex Z. M. – Secretary

Shelby D. – Co-Secretary

Jeanette J. -Trustee

Bart VdP – European Region Sub-committee Chair

Richard B. – NADCP Sub-committee Chair

Melissa W. – Stewards of PI Sub-committee Chair

Troy L. – PSA Sub-committee Chair

Darline L.

Joanna H.

Howard J.

Kim B.

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David C.

Kimberley C.

Keith E.

Megan B.

Simonne M.

Melissa L.

Bill B.

Dave S.

Carol P.

John B.

Rose J.

Ben S.

Dennis B.

Steve C.

COMMITTEE WORK THAT RESULTED IN MOTIONS

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Stuart J. made the motion.

  1. MOTION: To approve all three versions of new poster “Do you have a problem with Drugs and Alcohol? So did we”.

* Attached

Seconded.

Stuart J. – I speak for the motion. This will be the first piece of PI literature that is will be in other language.

Jon –

David S. – It is should be in drugs or alcohol?

Gabriel –

Al P. – When these posters come out, can we get them customized for our area with our hot line number and such?

Stuart J. – These posters have been developed in an editable form, so yes.

Susan V. – I love this poster. If someone wants this, who would the contact to get it customized for their area/language? PI or WSO?

Stuart J. – We have an appointed member of PI who is doing it now. We are looking for a permanent option to have this kept. We are working on getting these as easily accessible as possible.

Melissa W. – It is on the PI website that was provided in our opening report. Trevor S. – Seeing no further debate, re-read motion, prepare to vote.

Vote 38 – 139 for, 5 against, motion passes.

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Stuart J. –

2. Motion: To approve CHIT system as a PI tool.

*Attached

Stuart J. – This is a system that has been developed by C.A. UK PI committee created as an evidence of attendance system and was approved in the European Region. We are presenting this for approval on a World level. (Stuart reads info from the PowerPoint.)

Melissa W. – The groups would have these cards, they could give them out at the end of the meeting to attendees as proof they attended a meeting. How many of you used to sign your own forms stating you went to a meeting?

Stuart J. – This is a system that is already in place in the UK and is not proof the attendees are sober. (Stuart continues to read from PowerPoint)

Trevor S. – I am ruling this as an SR-14 and it needs to be resubmitted. Melissa W. – Will you give us a shot to explain it simply.

Trevor S. – No, but my ruling can be challenged. Carla S. – I challenge the Chair’s Ruling.

Kevin M. – Parliamentary Inquiry, was there a motion on the floor and was it seconded? Russell S. – Yes.

Paul S. – In favor of challenge. I understand what they are trying to do and I want to see more info about this.

Russell S. – Paul, you were not recognized

Carla S. – We seem to be on schedule, we seem to have time and I am hoping they can explain this better. This is a communication issue, it seems.

Russell S. – Any one else?

Henry A. – Against the challenge, this is large and needs to be SR-14.

Dawn M. – Against the challenge, I understand this system and still feel this needs to be sent out as SR-14 to the fellowship so they have time to review it. This presentation is not complete enough.

Melissa W. – I against to the challenge, what we are presenting is a business card. Don’t

see why it needs to be an SR-14. Rob W. – I agree with Melissa.

Michael C. – I speak against the Chair’s Ruling, this is a good proposal.

Kevin M. – I am in favor of the challenge. This proposal touches on a number of possible Tradition issues and I need more info and more time to review it.

Maya B.– Against the challenge, this directly effects groups and needs to go out in SR-14 for more review.

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Jason L. – Against the challenge, as I was having great difficulty with what is being presented to us. This is obviously a lot more complex than just a business card.

Melissa W. – Point of Order, it appears we are debating the motion. Russell S. – Your Point of Order is out of order.

Susan V. – Unclear as to where this system is different from the court cards used in the states. I don’t know where the difference lies, so I don’t know if I am for or against the challenge to the chair.

Johan T. – Against challenge, because in the States there are court slips being signed to show they are going to meetings. We don’t have that in the European region. Against challenge to the chair.

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Justin C. – Call the question. Seconded.

Russell S. – Prepare to vote to call the question.

Vote 39 – 130 for, 20 against, motion passed to close debate.

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Russell S. – Trevor has right of last debate.

Trevor S. – I made this ruling as I didn’t understand what was being presented and as I looked around the room, I saw lots of other blank stares. I also feel this issue could touch on SR-13, but this could have large impact on the fellowship as a whole. That is why I ruled this way as it needs more time to be reviewed.

Russell S. – Prepare to vote to uphold the challenge to the Chair.

Vote 40 – a, support chair, c to overturn – 87 for, 25 against. Decision of the Chair stands, this needs to go out as SR-14.

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REFERRALS THAT RESULTED IN MOTIONS

1.                            Referral Number PI 2017-3

CAWSPI Committee to review and consider this new C.A. Awareness campaign Created by C.A. Member Allison B for approval to be used as a PSA. PDF to large to upload. Paper copies will be presented in break out session.

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Ricard B. –

a. Motion: To approve the “C.A. Awareness campaign” concept for new posters.

*See attachment

A C.A. member came to a meeting, it was her first meeting, I hooked her up with some females and she has 2 years sober now. She was an art director. She made these posters showing what a normie would see, and what an addict would see and may find triggering. Spilt sugar on a counter is just sugar to a normie, to an addict it looks like cocaine. Baby powder on the floor looks different to addicts. (showed video)

Kevin M. – In favor. This is brilliant. I’m not sure about these images, but I love the idea. Susan V. – In favor, based on everyone’s reactions, you do see this. I didn’t do cocaine, so would like to see other images.

Paul S. – In favor, this is awesome. How would we fund it? Is there a budget? Richard B. – Allison would do all the art work. We would connect her with the PI Committee to discuss funding, etc.

Tom P. – In favor, I appreciate the efforts of PI to try to bring in energy. I am in favor. Natalie L. – In favor of the poster. Do not like the idea of the ‘stunt’ discussed at the end.

Wade S. – In favor to approve the concept, would like to see other images. I am

concerned about the ‘stunt’, but really like the poster concept.

Trevor S. – Does anyone wish to speak against?

Michael C. – Against this, the imagery didn’t do anything for me. However, I have learned from the program that I can go anywhere without getting triggered. We are about helping people not get triggered and not getting high anymore.

Eric H. – Against the ‘stunt’ discussed at the end of the video.

Carl R. – Against the motion, today when I see a bag of sugar, all I see is sugar. It used to be that when I saw the sugar, I wanted to get high. Back in the day, if I saw this it would just make me want to get high.

Petra L. – Against the motion as I don’t feel images are not appropriate.

Henry A. – Speak against the motion, if the imagery was incredibly dark it would be more effective.

Gary M. – Against the motion, the presentation is not very powerful. Looking at the imagery, I didn’t get it. After listening to the video, I finally understood, but still don’t think the imagery is powerful enough.

Cameron F. – Against, there was nothing subtle when I was an addict. This concept is too subtle.

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Richard B. – I want to clarify the motion is for the concept, not the posters itself.

Everything I’ve heard is about the artwork shown, size of logo, etc. All of those things would be discussed during development. These posters aren’t meant to speak to the people in this room, these are supposed to talk to the newcomers.

Ricky W. – In favor, these are supposed to be for the newcomers. We shouldn’t get

these images as we have had a spiritual awakening.

Chris (Alabama) – The book says I can recover, these are too subtle.

Stu E. – In favor, the fact that we have anything that gets anyone to look at it for 3-4 minutes is amazing. This is like walking by the wall of the store with advertisements and someone would have to stop to figure out what this was for. This is for the newcomer primarily. The newcomer is already using, the poster gives the message that there is somewhere to go when they are tired of the drugs.

Joanna H. – In favor, these are for the newcomer, it is about reaching out to the people who need to be in these rooms.

Tim A. – In favor, this is a concept for people who don’t even know we are here. Remember when you were out there and you woke up saying to yourself, crap I did it again. This poster helps people realize they are not alone. The problem is the thought, this would reach the others who have the thought of using.

Melissa W. – I’m an alcoholic and I got this poster at first glance because of you all. The PI video that came out last year only has pills and alcohol. Only a few people have ever told me that video is a trigger.

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Peter O. – Call the question Seconded.

Trevor S. – Prepare to vote to call the question.

Vote 41 – 143 for, 9 against, motion passed to close debate.

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Trevor S. – Prepare to vote on the original motion. Vote 42 – 134 for, 22 opposed, motion passed.

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2.                            Referral Number LCF 2017-10

Why doesn’t C.A. have something like specifically “Myths and Misconceptions” the attached document?

Note, please know that the attached document it two pages long and will be given directly to LCF for review and comment.

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a. Motion: To approve “Myth Busting” *see attachment. Motion withdrawn. (Note – This motion was not presented on the Conference Floor)

3.                            Referral Number PI 2017-2

Cocaine Anonymous Website Template -approved at 2016 Conference Many thanks for creating and providing the template -I believe our District (West Country and South Wales) of CAUK were one of the first to use it. It’s been a brilliant tool and starting point for the construction of our new website www.casw.co.uk.

The web template currently uses PDF files for the C.A. pamphlets which form part of the literature page. On the literature page, when you click on a C.A. pamphlet you are taken to the PDF of the pamphlet contents. These PDF files can become quickly outdated -in fact, some of the them already are outdated due to changes implemented during the 2016 conference which happened concurrent to the approval of the web template (namely the ‘To the Newcomer’ Pamphlet which means the ‘To the Newcomer’ pages in the template ALSO need to be updated!)

I would propose that the IT committee look to amend the web template to remove the PDF pamphlets and instead use a hyperlink/embedded link redirecting the website user to the literature pamphlet content found on www.ca.org. This way the most up to date pamphlet content will always be displayed. It also reduces the admin/house keeping burden on web servants who build District/Area websites using this template ongoing. This was the conscience of our District PI Committee and as such we have already implemented the changes I am suggesting within our new website.

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Melissa W. –

a. Motion: To update website template to include hyperlinks for documents vs PDF’s..

Seconded.

Trevor S. – Usually someone who doesn’t have a vote can’t make a motion, but this is

during a committee report and so is allowed.

Kevin M. – In favor, I’ve said for a long time that local websites should never hold content in regards to pamphlets and such. Things get out of date quickly, local websites should like directly to the WSO website for literature, etc. This is a great improvement.

Jim G. – Friendly amend to ‘hyperlinks and pdfs’

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Melissa W. – Friendly amend not allowed.

Jason L. – The Scottish website template that we looked at last year and this appears to be a minor update, why is this a motion? Does every minor issue have to be a motion? This is housekeeping.

Henry A. – This motion would simply allow areas that have their own websites to put links on their site to go to directly to CA.org?

Melissa W. – Right now, when you upload this file, it contains pdfs. This would change it to link directly to ca.org. Answer to your question is yes.

Melissa W.—Because of how much informatiion is on the template and the discussions from last year, we figured this needed to be a motion.

Johan T. – In favor, as long as the hyperlink goes to various language pamphlets as we

don’t use English pamphlets in Sweden.

Dawn M. – I’ve followed this refer since the start. The history behind this had some

conflicts previously about hyperlinks on other sites. Is this pdfs or hyperlinks? Melissa W. – This is linking to the pdfs hosted on the ca.org site.

Dawn M. – We are putting a hyperlink to on a website that hosts pdfs? Melissa W. – Yes.

Stu E. – Speak against motion as written. I’ve linked to things on websites in the past and not gotten the results I’ve needed. It seems subject to error to make people go to somewhere other than the website they are on to see literature. Worse to get nothing from a bad hyperlink rather than old literature.

Jason L. – I think this is a no brainer, I’m in agreement of this. To host pdfs on websites all over the world that are usually out of date doesn’t seem like a hard concept. LCF updates things on a regular basis and local sites don’t always keep up with these changes. A hyperlink to ca.org seems like a simple solution to this.

Wade S. – In favor, earlier I heard talk about clicking on a hyperlink and getting to the wrong location. This is great because the hyperlink takes them to ca.org, even if it is wrong, they are on ca.org and will see other things.

Rose J. – Call the question.

Trevor S. – There was no one else in line for questions, so call the question is out of order.

Trevor S. – Re-read motion to update website template to include hyperlinks for documents vs pdfs

Vote 43 – 132 for, 13 against, motion passed.

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REFERRALS OR ITEMS TABLED UNTIL NEXT YEAR; AND ITEMS THE COMMITTEE WILL CONTINUE WORKING ON THROUGH THE YEAR

*None

REFERRALS OR ITEMS REFERRED TO OTHER COMMITTEES; WORLD SERVICE OFFICE, OR BOARD OF TRUSTEES

*None

REFERRALS THAT DID NOT RESULT IN MOTIONS

1.                               Referral Number PI 2017-1

On-Line Service Area (In-Conference)That the OSA web address -www.ca-online -be added to all PI pieces that include the WS meeting directory link and/or phone number.

  1. A Motion was passed last year to include OSA information on PSA’s. This is the standard as stated on the PSA request form.

2.                            Referral Number PI 2017-2

On-Line Service Area (In-Conference)To make available jpeg and eps (vector) versions of the C.A. logo, with the R in the circle, in all the approved languages(German, Dutch, Swedish, French, Spanish, etc) for use by the Fellowship. They could be placed on the PI page of ca.org. Thank you!

  1. We are in the process of uploading all approved logo’s to org

NEW COMMITTEE STRUCTURE AS OF THIS CONFERENCE

John O. – Chair

Stuart J. – Vice Chair

Alex Z. M. – Secretary

Shelby D. – Co-Secretary

Jeanette J.-Trustee

Bart – European Region Sub-committee Chair

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Richard B. – NADCP Sub-committee Chair

Melissa W. – Stewards of PI Sub-committee Chair/ Survey Sub-committee Chair

Troy L. – PSA Sub-committee Chair

CLOSING COMMENTS

Thank you for supporting PI and allowing us to be of Service! Respectfully Submitted:

John O

Trevor S. – Any questions for the PI Committee?

Maya B. – Are there any other PI documents available?

John O. – Yes. On ca.org. You can also send it documents to us to personalized.

Anne M. – In your report, you said that starter kits were being sent out. Who are they being set out to?

John O. – We sent out starter kits to members who are in drug court, probation or drug counselors. It was 19.

Anne M. – Are the Area delegates being notified regarding who the starter kits are being sent to?

John O. – We will follow up on this.

Stu E. – Is the other PI website being hosted by our website? Melissa W. – Yes. It is being hosted on ca.org.

Wade S. – About referral PI 2017-2, your response was “we are in the process of uploading documents in other languages up on ca. org.” Could you explain this? Melissa W.– I don’t know what we have right now.

Maya B. – I am very glad to hear that we are hosting this. Can you link this to our world website?

Kevin M. – You need to work with our webmaster at ca.org. Will you do that? Melissa W. – Yes.

Jason L. – As a member of LCF, we have an approval process that is extensive. As PI develops more and more literature, they may need this same type of approval process. When you bring up a concept, I don’t know where you are going next with the concept. Could you consider developing something similar to the LCF process?

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Melissa W. – We are working on internal guidelines that will clarify this process.

Suzanne V. – What I’m getting now is that you went to NADCP and from a result from that we sent out starter kits, are those kits going to professionals?

John O. – The professionals ordered the kits for their clients.

Natalie L. – The video that was showed, the baggies were photoshopped in there right,

those aren’t real?

John O. – Correct.

Rob W. – About NADCP, Linda complied results from past NADCP. Did you make contact with those previous people, do you have stats to show?

John O. – Yes, we contacted them. No, we don’t have stats.

Rob W. – So this year, we don’t get info to show how NADCP did this year? Will you get those stats in soon so the Trustees can see them?

John O. – Yes.

Suxanne V. – I’m still confused about the start kits. If a probation officer asked for a starter kit, we give it to them?

Richard B. – About visitors to the booth at NADCP, a judge showed up and said ‘I need meetings in my area.’ We got their info, we sent out a kit and helped get that judge in contact with members close to that location. The requirement is that a day and a space is present to have a meeting. Those requirements were met and a kit was sent out. We put people in touch with the judge to help get meetings established. Same thing with a social worker in another location. Conditions were put forth, those conditions were met, then the kits were sent out.

Suzanne V. – I am concerned with that process.

Anne M. – About NADCP, in your report, you mentioned you want to put forth papers to be a presenter at NADCP. Last year we gave PI money for this to be a one-time event.

How is PI going to fund these events? Are you talking about more than one conference in that budget year?

John O. – About the budget, we came in last year under budget. PI is very careful with every dime we have. In regards to the other NADCP conference, we are looking to attend, we are looking into have those funded by other areas/regions.

Anne M. – As far as I know, no motion has been brought to this floor to extend the PI reach. The motion was only for one NADCP, nothing else regardless of whether you came in under budget.

John O. – I stated we were looking at other Areas to sponsor it, not funds from the NADCP budget.

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Paul S. – I’m excited that you continue to work with NADCP as drug court works great at the local level. As you meet people on a national level and gather info, are you putting them in contact with local people?

John O. – We are much more tech savy this time and we were able to better track this and get them in touch with people close to them, yes.

Randy M. – I am concerned about sending out kits to professionals, does this mean we have new meetings in those locations now?

John O. – We are following this and I understand there are 19 meetings from this now and we are waiting on hearing the requirements have been met before we send out the remaining requested kits.

Jason L. – I was looking for a motion in the SR-14 about continued attendance to NADCP and is being worked on by the WSBT. Did you say you have possession of the NADCP now?

John O. – Yes, that was voted last year for PI to take this on now. Jason L. – Did the Office attend?

John O. – Not this year.

Jason L. – We discussed this in our pre-conference assembly as this is money put out by the WSO for an event in USA. There was support for this to continue as we think this is money well spent. I wanted to make you aware there is support for PI presence at NADCP.

Trevor S. – Seeing no other questions, please thank the committee.

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Use this digital repository site for the most up-to-date a reliable history of Cocaine Anonymous. This site is hosted by the C.A. Service Sponsorship Group, which is a member of the C.A. Online Recovery Area and curated by Cocaine Anonymous Archivist, Cameron F. who has been involved in collecting, preserving, cataloguing and presenting the history of Cocaine Anonymous to the fellowship since 2009. Cameron F. is currently the C.A. Archivist and Secretary for C.A. World Archive Committee, Southern Ontario C.A. Area Archivist, Online International Area (formerly the OSA) Archivist and the Online Recovery Area Archivist.

The Archivist’s Serenity Prayer

“God, grant me the serenity to accept the collections I cannot decline… the courage to decline the collections I can… And the resources to process the backlog.”

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© 2026 Cocaine Anonymous is a Fellowship of, by, and for addicts seeking recovery. Friends and Family of addicts should contact Co-Anon Family Groups, a Fellowship dedicated to their much different needs. Some of the items contained in these pages are published with permission of C.A. World Service, but this does not imply endorsement of this website by the C.A. World Service Conference or the C.A. World Service Office. The information provided within this website is intended to be a convenience for those who visit our website. Such inclusion does not constitute or imply endorsement by, or affiliation with, the Area or the Districts within. “Cocaine Anonymous World Service Conference Approved Literature. Copyright © 2026 Cocaine Anonymous World Service, “C.A.”, “Cocaine Anonymous” and the C.A. logo are registered trademarks of Cocaine Anonymous World Service. All rights reserved.” “In the spirit of Tradition Six, C.A. is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization or institution. As such in the Area, District, Service Committees of Cocaine Anonymous and Cocaine Anonymous as a whole does not endorse and is not affiliated with or any of the companies and/or services offered on the site. Any links to external websites or services are only provided as a convenience to our members.”

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