Greg Williams: The Power of Advocacy in Recovery
Imagine having the chance to sit down with someone who has not only walked the path of recovery but also works tirelessly to make sure others get the support they need. That's exactly what Fay Zenoff does in this episode of 'Sum of My Imperfections'. She chats with Greg Williams, an award-winning filmmaker and public health consultant, whose work has touched countless lives. Greg is a person in long-term recovery himself, and his journey has fueled his passion for advocacy.
He’s the mind behind impactful documentaries like 'The Anonymous People' and 'Generation Found', which shed light on the struggles and triumphs within the recovery community. But Greg's work doesn't stop at filmmaking. He’s been a driving force in major public health initiatives, including the UNITE to Face Addiction Rally and the Surgeon General's Report on Alcohol, Drugs, and Health.
Throughout their conversation, Fay and Greg dive into what it means to fight for the rights and respect of those battling addiction and living in recovery. They talk about the importance of policy changes, public awareness, and ensuring that everyone has access to the resources they need to lead healthy, meaningful lives. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of recovery and advocacy.
Whether you're personally affected by addiction or simply want to understand more about how public health efforts can make a difference, Greg's insights are both inspiring and eye-opening. Tune in to hear how one man's dedication is helping to shape a more supportive world for those in recovery.