S2E5: The Final Walk: Celebrating 10 Years of Impact with Alabama
About this episode
The episode celebrates the 10th anniversary of the End Addiction Walk and discusses its evolution and future.
10 years ago, the End Addiction Walk was born out of a desperate need to take to the streets and let Birmingham know that help was available. Today, as we celebrate our 10th anniversary, we are preparing for our most impactful event yet—and our final one. Nicole and board member Alabama Cole (The Q 103.7) discuss the evolution of the walk, the new resources available this year (including HIV/Hep C screenings and peer support rows), and why it’s time for APC to graduate into a new chapter. Reg...
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