Rosa Davis, Executive Director of POWER – a nonprofit organization that helps women recovering from drug and alcohol addictions – is a knowledgeable and articulate expert on a wide range of addiction-related issues. Her op-ed article on U.S. Rep. Patrick Kennedy’s revelations about alcoholism in the Kennedy family and workplace addiction appeared in the Pittsburgh Business Times.
Steven Alschuler has consulted for POWER over the past year, working on a variety of communications projects designed to raise POWER’s visibility and enhance its reputation.
He has now been elected as one of three new board members.
Since 1991, POWER has helped women in the Pittsburgh area reclaim their lives from the disease of addiction and envisions a day when all women struggling with addiction will embrace the journey and realize the promises of recovery, enhancing and strengthening relationships with children, family, and community.
POWER, an AC client, is a non-profit organization that helps women recovering from addiction. As one of their services, POWER runs a weekly poetry workshop which was featured in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. To see the article “Sharing the power of poetry to women recovering from addiction,” written by P-G reporter Marylynne Pitz, click here.
Alschuler Communication’s client POWER, a Pittsburgh-based nonprofit organization helping women in recovery, is featured on NPR radio show Essential Pittsburgh, talking about addiction in the workplace. To listen to the interview with Rosa Davis, Executive Director of POWER click here.
