Reopening Meetings #2: A Roundtable Session for Homegroups to share ESH

Join us for our second Roundtable discussion, where we talk about best practices and barriers to reopening, where HomeGroups raise questions and give ESH on reopening. Our first Roundtable was on 06/07/20 and was very productive with lots of great input, ideas, and questions. A big THANK YOU to all who could attend. (Scroll down past the images for some info your homegroup might find helpful when making decisions about reopening.)

Roundtable starts at 6:30 EDT, doors open at 6:00.

Join Zoom Meeting
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Dial in (646) 558-8656

Click here for notes from our first Homegroup Roundtable discussion about reopening.

Click here for slides from the first Homegroup Roundtable.

Click here for the American Rivers Area of NA Reopening packet.

Here is a link to the New England Region’s (nerna.org) “Our Virtual Presence” packet for sessions 1-3. There are notes, slides, bulletins and lots of other useful info to consider during your group consciences. NERNA PACKET

Click here for a quick YouTube video for info on how to set up a hybrid meeting.

• The COASCNA PR Area Subcommittee will facilitate a conversation among area Homegroups and other interested NA members about reopening in-person meetings. The suggested guidance is pieced together from ESH from other groups, areas, regions, and local and national information about coronavirus, COVID-19, social distancing guidelines, and orders from the Ohio Department of Health and the Governor’s Office.
• It is not meant to be interpreted as instructions on how to proceed or permission to reopen. Homeroups are free to do what they decide, and will be liable for how they choose to proceed, along with the facility that is renting to them, or any other space they are using.
• The PR Area Subcommittee is simply offering information on where to find more information, to make suggestions on what kinds of things Homegroups might want to consider, so that they can decide by group conscience whether they are following all applicable laws and orders while offering in-person meetings.
• Suggestions and resources offered by the PR Area Subcommittee are not an exhaustive list, and all responsibility for ensuring that all community standards and legal requirements are met lies with the Homegroups.