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Iron Tribe Recovery Network is a support group for former addicts and felons in Portland. The group is anchored in Native American traditions, although most of its members are not Native American. | '''Iron Tribe Recovery Network''' is a support group for former addicts and felons in Portland. The group is anchored in Native American traditions, although most of its members are not Native American. | ||
Iron Tribe was started in prison by Bear and Shawn who "built a re-entry program for themselves, from scratch." The organization currently has about 200 active members. | Iron Tribe was started in prison by Bear and Shawn who "built a re-entry program for themselves, from scratch." The organization currently has about 200 active members. | ||
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* [http://www.documentaryaudio.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/audio/Iron_Tribe_MP3_for_web.270105335.mp3 Audio interview piece] from [http://www.documentaryaudio.com/documentary_projects Documentary Audio Works]. | * [http://www.documentaryaudio.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/audio/Iron_Tribe_MP3_for_web.270105335.mp3 Audio interview piece] from [http://www.documentaryaudio.com/documentary_projects Documentary Audio Works]. | ||
* [http://www.examiner.com/liberal-christian-in-portland/iron-tribe-reaches-out-to-portland Iron Tribe reaches out to Portland] | * [http://www.examiner.com/liberal-christian-in-portland/iron-tribe-reaches-out-to-portland Iron Tribe reaches out to Portland] | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:14, 26 August 2011
Iron Tribe Recovery Network is a support group for former addicts and felons in Portland. The group is anchored in Native American traditions, although most of its members are not Native American.
Iron Tribe was started in prison by Bear and Shawn who "built a re-entry program for themselves, from scratch." The organization currently has about 200 active members.