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Aug 31, 2025 – WS Conference Minutes – Public Information Report – Day 4

Posted on August 31, 2025September 5, 2025 by caws.archivist

Day 4 – August 31, 2025 – Morning Session

Morning Session starts at 8:02am

Russell S – Good morning, welcome to the last day of conference

Dawn S – Lead with the Serenity Prayer

Marshall R – Read Reaching Out

Russell S – We have business to get through today; debate is necessary but please listen for repetitive comments. Please be concise and let’s get through Roll Call .

Total Votes: 180

Quorum: 119

Russell S – who will need to be leaving mid-session, this is to be aware if Quorum changes. It appears there will be no change.

Public Information –

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CONFERENCE REPORT C.A. WORLD SERVICE CONFERENCE 2025

PUBLIC INFORMATION (P.I.) REPORT

INTRODUCTION AND COMMENTS:

Dear CA Members,

What an incredible year it has been once again! I am proud to share the inspiring progress, dedication, and evolving landscape of our Public Information Committee. It has been a year of meaningful transition, innovation, and continued commitment to carrying the message to the still-suffering addict through effective, tradition-compliant public information efforts.

Across our fellowship, members have continued to show up with heart and creativity. The scale of PI work remains vast — and while our committee has been sizeable, the need for more support is ever-present. There is still so much to be done, and every contribution matters.

In North America, the PI Summit was successfully delivered by Donna, with Mikey serving as North American PI Chair throughout the year. The Summit helped drive connection, shared learning, and renewed energy across the region.

In Europe, Alex hosted the European PI Summit and Eoghan led as European PI Chair, both of whom have brought energy and commitment to PI work across multiple areas and languages.

Charise has now taken on the PI Members’ Area Website, ensuring that approved materials are uploaded and that the platform remains a useful, accessible space for our members.

Joe B, who previously led our media efforts, stepped into the role of Survey Subcommittee Chair this year. He introduced a new platform — switching from SurveyMonkey to Google Forms — which has made updating and managing our surveys simpler and more cost-effective.

Rod completed his term as subcommittee chair this year but continued to serve the committee by taking on an ad hoc chair role, leading the important work of updating the PI Guidelines. His deep understanding of the fellowship and process has been

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invaluable in this effort.

Sadly, Payton had to step down from their subcommittee role for personal reasons. We are grateful for the time and energy they brought to the team. The All Rise convention, which was due to feature PI programming, didn’t take place this year — but we look forward to its strong return next year.

As is often the case in service, it’s only as I rotate out of the role of CAWSPI Chair that I feel I’ve truly found my rhythm. It has been an absolute privilege to serve alongside such passionate and dedicated members, many of whom go above and beyond in unseen ways.

I am thrilled to pass the torch to Christie, our current Vice Chair, who is fully ready to roll into the role. Her calm leadership and consistent presence have already made a great impact.

Stuart, our Lead Trustee, has offered clear and steady guidance throughout the year following Ruby C’s rotation after last conference. His support and care for our committee have been deeply appreciated.

Please enjoy the detailed insights and highlights throughout the rest of this report compiled by our wonderful secretaries David and Tali. Whether you’ve been part of our PI work directly or cheered it on from another committee, thank you. Our message is strong when we carry it together — with love, service, and unity.

In love and service,

Kim G.

CAWSPI Chair

COMMITTEE STRUCTURE AT CONFERENCE:

Position Name Email Phone
Chairperson Kim G. Kim.godfrey12@gmail.com 44 7590 037240
Vice-chairperson Christie L. christienieva@gmail.com 480-326-0564
Secretary David W. davidwoldtvedt@gmail.com 360-317-6011

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Co-secretary Tali D. Talilee41@gmail.com 208-358-4595
North American PI Chair Mikey S. michaelsimmons@fluidmotion.com 206-953-0294
N. American PI Vice Chair Leslie R. leslieinkc@yahoo.com 816-786-7865
European PI Chair Eoghan S. eoghansmyth@yahoo.co. 353 83 163 2831
Survey Chair Joe B. redrawmedia@gmail.com 44 7541 177679
PI Members Area Charise A. Charisecalvert37@gmail.com 425- 314-2023
All Rise Chair Vacant
Outreach Chair Vacant
Media Chair Josh 27 83 236 3331
N. American Donna K. dkitch4jc@yahoo.com 414-651-2683
PI Summit Chair 25′
N. American Cody E.
PI Summit Chair 26′ Albina
Member At Large
NY Area PI Chair

SUMMARY OF COMMITTEE MOTIONS:

  1. Motion to approve the CAWS PI Summit Handbook (March 2025 Revision) Attachment
  2. Motion to approve ‘Cocaine Anonymous Flyer Design & Approval Guide’ Attachment 2.
  3. Motion to approve the ‘CA Meeting Finder App’ Flyer Attachment 3.
  4. Motion to approve the ‘There is a Solution’ Flyer Attachment 4.
  5. Motion to approve the ‘Professional’s Week’ Flyer Attachment 5.

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REFERRALS THAT RESULTED IN MOTIONS:

Referral number (in bold).

15240236 Individual Submission Pre-Conference

Would it be possible to create a poster that highlights the C.A. Meeting Finder app with QR codes to easily download the app?

Motion to approve the ‘CA Meeting Finder App’ Flyer Attachment 3.

15189770 Individual Submission Pre-Conference

Please start adding information of the CA Meeting Finder App to flyers and correspondence going out to the public. Possibly do one flyer specifically on how to access and use the app.

Motion to approve the ‘CA Meeting Finder App’ Flyer Attachment 3.

REFERRALS THAT WERE FORWARDED TO OTHER COMMITTEES:

15189920 Individual Submission Pre-Conference

I would respectfully request that our World S&B Committee look to create a new service position that could be offered as guidance in our WSM for the role of Young Person Liaison. We are seeing so many young people (our next generation) seeking the rooms of Cocaine Anonymous. I believe we should follow the lead of AA and create a role specifically to help this wave of newcomers. Those identified as aged late teens to 30. With the ever changing times and the evolving substances of addiction I feel our future young members and generations to come would find greater hope and identification being connected to a Young Person Liaison from World, to Area, District to Group.

Response: This referral is being forwarded to S&B, it was addressed to S&B but assigned to PI.

14603659 Individual Submission Pre-Conference

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Okay I have finally come up with an official outreach program for what I was originally elected into this position for. I have also filled out the form for PI.

Resolution: Creating Literature Pamphlets for Underserved Specialized Communities within the CA Recovery Community

Whereas: There are several underserved specialized communities within the Cocaine Anonymous (CA) recovery community.

Whereas: Currently, we have literature that specifically reaches out to the LGBTQIA+ community, as evidenced by the resource available at https://ca.org/literature/ca-is-for/.

Whereas: Recognizing the importance of reaching out to the LGBTQIA+ community as an underserved group within the CA family, it is essential to extend similar outreach efforts to other specialized groups.

Therefore be it resolved that:

We create literature pamphlets tailored to the following communities: African American, Indigenous People, Latino/Hispanic, Asian/Pacific Islander, and any other underserved communities that may yet to be determined. These pamphlets will address the unique needs, challenges, and experiences of each community within the context of recovery.

These literature pamphlets will serve as valuable resources to provide support, guidance, and encouragement to individuals within these communities who are seeking recovery from addiction.

Response: This referral is being forwarded to LCF.

14603631 Individual Submission Pre-Conference

Resolution: Creating Literature Pamphlets for Underserved Specialized Communities within the CA Recovery Community

Whereas: There are several underserved specialized communities within the California (CA) recovery community.

Whereas: Currently, we have literature that specifically reaches out to the LGBTQIA+ community, as evidenced by the resource available at https://ca.org/literature/ca-is-for/.

Whereas: Recognizing the importance of reaching out to the LGBTQIA+ community as an underserved group within the CA family, it is essential to extend similar outreach efforts to other specialized groups.

Therefore be it resolved that:

We create literature pamphlets tailored to the following communities: African American, Indigenous People, Latino/Hispanic, Asian/Pacific Islander, and any other underserved communities that may yet to be determined. These pamphlets will address the unique needs, challenges, and experiences of each community within the context of recovery.

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These literature pamphlets will serve as valuable resources to provide support, guidance, and encouragement to individuals within these communities who are seeking recovery from addiction. By acknowledging and addressing the specific needs of each underserved community, we aim to promote inclusivity, diversity, and accessibility within the CA recovery community.

Response: This referral is being forwarded to LCF.

REFERRALS STILL IN COMMITTEE:

15689018 Individual Submission Pre-Conference

Asking each committee and the boards to adopt pp. 15-17 of the Archives handbook to unify naming conventions for saved materials (literature, documents, handbooks, files, digital assets, etc). Further, that each committee/board determines that their current files/documents etc confirm to the naming convention.

11461713 Individual Submission Pre-Conference

To update the PI Rocks video to include more information about online PI.

16484432 Individual Submission Pre-Conference

I propose we charge the name of the PI members area to PI Resource Center or something similar.

13137341 Individual Submission Pre-Conference

Add transgender to the list of gender identities and master’s level and doctoral level to highest level of education in the PI survey. The program is a microcosm of the world. We evolve and grow as well. Let the survey reflect that.

13587888 Individual Submission Pre-Conference

Your proposal seems well-structured and thought out. Here is how you can articulate it more formally :Proposal by the Survey Sub-Committee

Whereas: The Survey Sub-Committee recognizes the need and significance of conducting demographic surveys to provide accurate and representative information to the public demonstrating the diverse nature of the fellowship.

Whereas: The wider society broadly identifies and acknowledges the LGBTQIA+ community as a significant demographic group.

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Whereas: It is believed that the inclusion of a question related to LGBTQIA+ demographics in our surveys can assist in further underscoring the fellowship’s inclusivity, openness, and comprehensive representation.

Be it resolved: The Survey Sub-Committee hereby proposes to include a specific question about LGBTQIA+ demographics in all future surveys. This new question is intended to reaffirm our commitment to diversity, inclusivity, and openness, thus accurately reflecting our fellowship to the general public.

This proposal will be open for discussion

CLOSED REFERRALS:

15592560 Individual Submission Pre-Conference

Consider the feasibility of adding the CA App QR codes to all PI flyers and material produced.

Response: Referral did not result in a motion, all Flyers/Posters are already editable and C.A. App QR codes can be added to flyers/posters.

15218587 Individual Submission Pre-Conference

Given that there is no way for the Conference floor to verify updated data from surveys added to the Fact File, I suggest that when the Fact File is updated with the survey data only, it is considered house keeping. If any changes to the format or text from the existing template then this could be brought forward via SR-14.

Response: As of 2024 Conference data survey data updates to the annual Fact File are not considered as house keeping.

15209315 Unity Committee Pre-Conference

Please update the PI members website to include all language logos currently produced by CAWSO. It was brought to our attention after submitting our CATW artwork this year that some were missing, but the ones we were sent from the CAWSO are not on the PI site or publicly available for any of our members to view or download. I have attached the 3 sent to us from CAWSO that we were not aware of or able to find ourselves through any traditional means.

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Response: There is a link on the PI members area website that directs to all approved language logos on ca.org.

14121151 Individual Submission Pre-Conference

Would PI consider using the attached poster for World Wide distribution?

Response: Poster was approved at 2023 Conference

1934420 Individual Submission Pre-Conference

Please consider adding language under P.I. and/or Outreach encouraging and outlining the appropriate use of social media (secret Facebook groups, Twitter, Instagram, etc.) to ‘announce’ the convention.

Response: The “Right Here Right Now” social media guidelines presentation was approved at the 2021 Conference.

13587127 Individual Submission Pre-Conference

In regards to the online survey. A statement of purpose at the beginning explaining the reason for the survey and why it is important. In the WSM page 18 it states

2. Why do we collect the data?

a. What are we doing with it?

b. Have we told the individual what we are doing with it?

c. Do they fully understand what happens to their information once they give it to us? While I understand this is referring to “personal data” I believe it should still be considered as it is our duty to be transparent to our members about why we are collecting this type of information.

Response: A description/disclaimer is included at the beginning of the current survey.

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PRESENTATIONS OF CURRENT ACTIVITIES OR TASKS

Over the past twelve months, the CAWSPI Committee and its subcommittees have continued to serve with commitment and creativity, despite a lighter motion year. While we did not deliver as many PI Rocks Roadshow workshops as in previous years, we maintained strong engagement through:

  • Two PI Summits (North America and Europe)
  • Twice-monthly connection calls in North America
  • The launch of European connection calls
  • A number of mini workshops held during these calls

Although the All Rise Convention did not go ahead this year, we are pleased to report strong progress on several foundational projects, many of which are still in development:

  • The PI Handbook and Guidelines have been updated
  • The PI Members’ Area is undergoing enhancements
  • A new flyer for the Meeting Finder app was created following a referral request from IT
  • Much of our recent administrative flyer work has been designed to avoid the need for presenting separate motions this year
  • Ongoing development of a guide for using live chat/text alongside helplines

CLOSING COMMENTS

If you have an interest in Public Information, we would love to welcome you into our service space. Whether you’re new to service or experienced in committee work, there is always room for your voice, your energy, and your ideas.

Please join us at our committee breakout session and help us carry the message to the still-suffering addict through public-facing, tradition-guided work.

PI ROCKS!

Respectfully submitted,

Kim G.

CAWSPI Chair

Conference Parliamentarian to complete

Date of receipt of Conference Report:__10 Aug 25________________

Comment:

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Date of receipt of final Conference Report:___10 Aug 25___________

Parliamentarian Signature:________DM_______________

COMMITTEE STRUCTURE AT END OF THIS CONFERENCE:

Kim G – opening report

Donna K. Motion 66: to approve the CAWS PI Summit Handbook (March 2025 Revision) Attachment 1.

Seconded

Russell S – Reads motion, would you like to speak to your motion

Donna K – Not at this time

Russell S – Any debate?

Ruby C – Question – The section doesn’t clarify – are they entering into this contract for the areas that are attending, or it though the hotels? Who will be taking responsibility? Kim G – The hotel liaison will be discussing this with them.

Russell S – Who will be liable?

Kim G – The area

Jason L – Question – Why is it CAWS and not Cocaine Anonymous World Service? Kim G – Legacy.

Russell S – Propose a change

Jason L – Friendly amendment – change title of document from CAWS to Cocaine Anonymous World service.

Kim G – We will do this.

Motion 67: to approve ‘Cocaine Anonymous Flyer Design & Approval Guide, Attachment 2.

Seconded

Russell S – Speak to motion

Not at this time

Russell S – Any debate?

Georgia – Question – In the document it states to include we’re here and we’re free trademark – is that mandatory moving forward?

Joe B – If you use, we’re here and we’re free you then must use the trademark. If you don’t, you don’t have to use the trademark.

Nadz L – Friendly Amendment

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Russell S – This is housekeeping

Denise R – Friendly Amendment – correct logo for the country it represents can this be added to the attachment in section 4. Attachment 2 Amended on the floor.

Russell S – Any further debate. Prepare to vote. Motion passes with minor opposition

Joe B – Motion 68: to approve the ‘CA Meeting Finder App’ Flyer Attachment 3.

Seconded

Russell S – Would you like to speak to your motion?

Joe B – Speaks to motion

Russell S – Any debate?

Ruby C – Speaking against the motion

Nadz L – Speaking against the motion

Joe B – Speaking for the motion

Nicole J – Question – On this logo we’re here and we’re, it is not correct. Will it be changed

Joe B – I can get that changed

Jason l. – Speaking for the motion

Milton L – Question – Are you ok with the screen shot?

Joe B – We did consult the IT Committee. We will update if needed Stu E – Speaking in favour of the motion

Sydney P. – Speaking in favour of the motion.

Jennifer G – Question – I have 20/20 vison when I look at tradition 6 statement is blurry.

Joe B – We can sharpen that.

Russell S – Seeing no debate you will sharpen up tradition 6 and the We’re here and we’re free. Gary who will do this.

Gary P – Stuart is.

Russell S – Move to vote

Passes with minor opposition

Bringing back Motion66:

Ruby Chiki – Change to attachment 1 on pg 15 on attachment 1 –

All contracts signed on behalf of cocaine anonymous world services need to be submitted to the world service trustee for review, or if hosted by an area, submitted to the hosting C.A. area local area legal entity for review.

Ruby C – Motion 69: to amend page 15 of the world service Public Information committee summit guidelines.

Seconded

Russell S- Would you like to speak to your motion

Ruby C – Not at this time

Russell S – Any debate?

Anita L – Word change, legal entity, we have a committee that looks over and signs contracts. This is a concern the way it is currently worded.

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Change to area committee

Joni E – That’s why the change if no legal entity it goes to the World Service Trustee. Anita L – Question – If the area is hosting, they can complete contracts and are responsible.

Russell S – Can we add the word responsible?

Anita L – It reads that a legal entity not an area can complete contract.

Johan T – Speaking for the motion

Chris M. – Speaking in favour of the motion. Remove the word legal.

Jesse Go – Point of order – The recommendation by Chris was Out of order as he spoke to motion first.

Peter McG – Friendly Amendment – Submitted to the hosting C.A. Area legal entity for review

Russell S – Under Roberts Rules I will not accept any more changes/amendments.

I require unanimous consent for Motion 69. Seeing no opposition, we are moving back to Motion 1 from PI Committee (Motion 66)

Jesse G – Question – does this mean the Area is required to have outside legal representation or counsel

Kim G – No

Jason L – Questions – Will C.A. be corrected?

Russell S – Housekeeping.

Russell S – Seeing no more hands for debate Robert B – We have not voted on the amendment.

Russell S –Unanimous consent from the floor was sought. There were no objections. Nadz L – We need to vote on motion 1 (motion 66) from PI committee

Russell S – Refers PI motion 1 (motion 66) back to committee

Shane – Motion 70: to approve the ‘There is a Solution’ Flyer Attachment 4.

Seconded

Russell S – Motion read, speak to your motion Shane – not at this time Russell S – Debate?

Laurie G – Question – is the word saves lives the L a white ribbon as this represents domestic violence

Tai B – Speaking against the motion

Kim G – We will remove the number

Stu E – Question – can the number be changed to local number?

Kim G – Yes

Harry – Can QR code be changed

Kim – Yes

Barry H – Will the white ribbon be changed to a L?

Kim G – Yes

Russell S – Seeing no further debate. Prepare to vote.

motion passes with minor opposition

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Miranda R – Motion 71: to approve the ‘Professional’s Week’ Flyer Attachment 5.

Seconded

Russell S – Reads motion, speak to motion?

Miranda R – Not at this time.

Russell S – Seeing no debate. Prepare to vote. Motion passes unanimously. Russell S – If you have suggestions around PI committee’s motion 1 please write it down and give it to Kim so that the committee can work on it.

Russell S – Questions for Public Information Denise R – pi.ca.org is this website being updated?

Joe B – It became a playground of sorts with people uploading many different documents up there and it needs to be cleaned up. Next year, they’ll work with the trustees in phasing out the documents there.

Denise R –

Kalob – Last year a lot of posters were approved, they’re not up on pi.ca.org, do you know when they’ll be put there?

Kim G – They needed to be reformatted and updated and will be posted soon.

Nadz L – Consistency on pi.ca.org and ca.org and the logos. Can we make sure each is consistent with the other?

Joe B – The correct logos and formats are correct up there on both sides. We just put up the documents at different times.

Randy G – Who would World Service Office Board be talking with about the webpage? Kim G – The chair

Lou B – How do I use the flyer for professional’s week? If a newcomer saw this? Kim G – This is for internal areas

Russell S – Please join me in thanking Public Information

Kim G – Please coordinate with your areas to fill out the survey on ca.org

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H&I

Booker B – Motion 72: to approve LifeLine letter

Seconded

Russell S – Motion has been seconded. Would you like to speak to your motion? Booker B – Speaks to motion

Jason L – Question is the revised addition in BOX?

Booker B – Yes

Nia H – add a full stop

Russell S – Housekeeping

Milton L – Moving the Lifeline

Simonne M. – We did that

Russell S – Floor asked this, and it was done. Seeing no further debate. Prepare to vote. Motion passes with minor opposition.

Russell S – We’re going to come back with unity – please be back in 10 minutes at 9:45am

Russell S – Welcome back – it’s 9:50am

Justine K – The dates of next year’s world service conference are: 9/2/2026 – 9/6/2026 (Wednesday 2nd September 2026 – Sunday 6th September 2026) here in Dallas, TX Russell S – committee chairs, you should all have access to the BOX.

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