Subscribing to RC Electronic Mailing Lists

Introduction

None of the RC mailing lists allow unrestricted public subscription. Instead, subscriptions are subject to the following requirements. These requirements have ensured that the communications on the lists have been of very high quality without moderation.

How to subscribe

1. Check that you satisfy the requirements listed below.
2. Send a message to the list contact (see table below) explaining your reason for wishing to join the list.
3. Ask the contact to send an endorsement of your application to the International Reference Person (ircc@rc.org). This note should contain your name and email address.

Requirements

• You are an active participant in the Re-evaluation Counseling Communities. (Note that this does not include other 'peer counseling' groups. These lists are specifically for members of the Re-evalution Counseling Communities.)
• You agree to follow the Guidelines of the International Re-evaluation Counseling Communities. A hard copy of this document can be ordered from Rational Island Publishers.
• You are a member of the constituency that the specific list is set up for. For details, please click on the specific list below.
• You agree to follow the List Guidelines.
• You are knowledgeable of the RC theory and practice and you regularly read Present Time, the RC quarterly journal.
• You agree to treat all list members with respect, not to use the list as an opportunity to inappropriately take the role of client, and to think well before posting to the list, taking session time, if needed, to gain clarity.
• You agree to refrain from posting anything to the list that is not RC-related or outside the specific scope of the list (e.g., advertising, discussion of non-RC theory and methods, unrelated wide-world advocacy, etc.).
• You agree to accept the authority of the Internet Reference Person when there is a conflict on policy or process.

Contact Persons for List Membership Applications

List	Membership	Contact
rc	Community Members	Any reference person
arp	Area Reference Persons	Tim Jackins
rrp	Regional Reference Persons	Tim Jackins
ilrp	Liberation Reference Persions	Tim Jackins
access	Activists for people targeted for destruction by the society because of patterns imposed on them	Tim Jackins
artists	Artist liberation leaders	John Fehringer
asian	Asian liberation leaders	Francie Chew
black	Black liberation leaders	Barbara Love
catholic	Catholic liberation leaders	Joanne Bray
colleagues	University and college faculty	Pam Roby
editors	Editors (in RC or in the wide world)	Tim Jackins
environment	Environmental change leaders	Wytske Visser
education	Educational change leaders	Marilyn Robb
elders	Elders' liberation leaders	Dottie Curry
family-work	Family work leaders	Chuck Esser
health-disability	Disability liberation leaders	Jaye Alper
hebrew	Hewbrew speaking leaders	Michal Noy (via Rami Ben-Moshe)
irish	Irish liberation leaders	Sheila Fairon
jewish	Jewish liberation leaders	Cherie Brown
latino	Latino liberation leaders	Lorenzo Garzia
men	Men's liberation leaders	Tim Jackins
mental-health	Mental health liberation leaders	Janet Foner
middle-class	Middle class liberation leaders	Seán Ruth
owning-class	Owning liberation leaders	Jo Saunders
natives	Native American liberation leaders	Marcie Rendon
parents	Parents' liberation leaders	Patty Wipfler
parsamtalen	Scandinavian RC leaders	Søren Holm
raised-poor	Raised poor liberation leaders	Gwen Brown
teachers	RC teachers	Tim Jackins
translators	Translators of RC literature	Truus Jansen
uer	United to end racism activists	Tim Jackins
unions	Trade union activists	Joanie Parker
women	Women's liberation leaders	Diane Balser
working-class	Working class liberation leaders	Dan Nickerson
wwc	Wide world change leaders	Julian Weissglass
young	Young people's liberation leaders	Emily Bloch
young-adults	Young adult liberation leaders	Anna Van Heeswijk