Join Caregiver Action Network’s Upcoming Webinar
September 30, 2025 at 1:00 pm EST
Recovery from Substance Use Disorder: How Employers and Caregivers Can Support
Join the Families, Addiction & Mental Health Network (FAM) for a discussion about supporting individuals and communities in recovery.
Hear from leaders in recovery services and the workforce who are expanding access to treatments, empowering recovery, and building resilience in communities around the country.
What You Will Learn
Event Keynote & Panelists
Ryan Hampton | Co-founder, Mobilize Recovery | Keynote Speaker
A prominent advocate, speaker, author, and media commentator, Ryan Hampton travels coast-to-coast to add solutions to our national addiction and drug overdose crisis. In recovery from a decade-long opioid addiction, Hampton is regarded as a forefront expert and thought leader in America’s rising addiction recovery advocacy movement. For nearly a decade, he’s worked with multiple non-profits and addiction recovery organizing campaigns. He’s now a prominent, leading face and voice of recovery advocacy and is working to change the longstanding negative narratives about those impacted by addiction, recovery, and overdose.
Claire Bryant, MPH, CHES | Senior Program Manager of Workplace Wellbeing, National Safety Council | Panelist
Claire is a public health professional working on the NSC’s impairment initiatives. She is responsible for planning, implementing and evaluating initiatives, such as addressing workplace substance misuse and fatigue. This entails researching relevant topics and providing analysis for technical reports and initiatives to strategize and build future programs. As a Certified Health Education Specialist, Claire also focuses on creating tools to aid employers in addressing substance misuse and other forms of impairment in the workplace.
Ryan Hundt | Chief Executive Officer, Michigan Works! Association | Panelist
Ryan’s primary focus lies in fostering collaboration across Michigan, effectively coordinating the efforts of Michigan Works! staff, board members, and stakeholders to achieve shared objectives aligned with the workforce development system’s core priorities. At Michigan Works! Ryan coordinates primarily with the state’s business and labor sectors.
Jon O’Brien | Executive Director, Keystone Contractors Association | Panelist
Jon has led KCA since January 2017, strengthening industry-government partnerships and promoting workforce development, safety, and business growth in the construction sector. He is recognized for championing continuing education and running effective association management. Before joining KCA, Jon worked with the Master Builders’ Association of Western Pennsylvania for over a decade.
With welcome comments from Marvell Adams Jr., Caregiver Action Network CEO
Moderated by Chance Browning, Caregiver Action Network Director of Strategic Partnerships
Made possible with support from Families, Addiction and Mental Health Network.
Caregiver Action Network’s Families, Addiction & Mental Health Network (FAM) is committed to helping and supporting caregivers, families, and patients navigate specialized supports and resources. FAM recognizes the diversity and specialized support caregivers need to navigate substance use disorders and mental health care. FAM has the resources and support to help caregivers address their loved one’s health needs while supporting their own health as well.
About Caregiver Action Network (CAN):
Caregiver Action Network (www.CaregiverAction.org) is the nation’s leading family caregiver organization working to improve the quality of life for more than 90 million Americans who care for loved ones with chronic conditions, disabilities, disease or who are meeting the living needs of older adults. CAN serves a broad spectrum of family caregivers ranging from the parents of children with significant health needs to the families and friends of wounded soldiers, from a young couple dealing with a diagnosis of MS to adult children caring for parents with Alzheimer’s disease. CAN reaches caregivers on multiple platforms. CAN (the National Family Caregivers Association) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization providing education, peer support, and resources to family caregivers across the country free of charge.
