UFAM Rally 2027 — Thursday, May 20, 2027, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM

UFAM Rally 2027 at the Michigan State Capitol, Thursday, May 20, 2027, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Nikki Myers, keynote speaker for UFAM Rally 2027

Keynote Speaker 2027

Nikki Myers

Founder of Y12SR

UFAM is honored to welcome Nikki Myers, founder of Y12SR, as the keynote speaker for UFAM Rally 2027.

Nikki’s work bridges addiction recovery, relapse prevention, trauma healing, yoga, and embodied community support. Her message deeply aligns with UFAM’s commitment to hope, unity, recovery, and healing across Michigan.

Learn More About Y12SR

Our Purpose

Our Vision & Mission

Creating strength in unity to eliminate stigma, improve access to treatment, support prevention, and promote recovery from addiction through advocacy, education, and outreach.

Who We Are

Unite to Face Addiction Michigan is a nonprofit organization dedicated to unifying the voices of Michigan citizens impacted by the health crisis of addiction and the organizations working to change the way addiction is perceived and treated in our state.

Our mission is to create strength in unity to eliminate stigma, improve access to treatment, support prevention, and promote recovery through advocacy, education, and outreach.

What We Do

Our Mission

Give People a Voice

Build a statewide constituency to give the millions affected by addiction a voice.

Unite Michigan

Unite Michigan organizations dedicated to addiction education, treatment, prevention, and recovery to speak with one powerful voice.

Change Perception

Rebrand addiction to create the understanding, empathy, outrage, and demand urgently needed to advance solutions.

Improve Access

Support increased access to effective prevention, treatment, and recovery across all health systems.

Advocate for Change

Advocate for governments to implement evidence-based policies and regulatory practices to end addiction.

Show That Recovery Works

Widely share the proof of long-term recovery.

What We Believe

Our Values

We believe addiction is a health issue—not a criminal issue or moral failing—and should be treated as a health issue by our communities and government.

We recognize and embrace the power of the collective. By unifying individuals, groups, and organizations, we can create meaningful systemic change.

We believe all people deserve to be treated with dignity and respect.

We recognize that there are multiple pathways to recovery.

We support and promote recovery in individuals, families, and communities.

We are dedicated to ending discrimination against people with substance use disorders and their families in our communities, criminal justice system, healthcare system, and under the law.

UFAM Community

Statewide Map of Recovery Supporters & Organizations

The UFAM Map showcases individuals, groups, and organizations committed to addiction recovery across Michigan.

Get listed on the official UFAM Map.
Supporters/attendees appear with a $2 red push pin.
Organizations display with a $10 logo badge.

✅ Gold sponsors and above: map placement is already included (no add-on needed).