TORCA III 1999

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November 5th, 6th, 7th 1999 Highlights!

Download 1999 TORCA III Convention Program

1999 TORCA III Convention Speakers:

Friday Night Keynote: Craig S. (Phoenix, AZ)

https://socaarchives.org/media/1999-torca-speakers/craig-s-torca-1999.mp3

Friday Workshop: “Living in Recovery” Panel: Mandi Mc and Paul W.

Saturday Morning Speaker: Amy B. (New York, NY)

https://socaarchives.org/media/1999-torca-speakers/amy-b-torca-1999.mp3

Saturday Workshop: “Family Relationships” Panel: Ray W. and Kathy

Saturday Afternoon Speaker: Alex (Montreal, PQ)

https://socaarchives.org/media/1999-torca-speakers/alex-torca-1999.mp3

Saturday Workshop: “Spiritual” Mildred

Saturday Workshop: “Service” Panel: Amy B. Craig S. and Spencer B.

Saturday Night Keynote: Wandie J. (San Jose, CA)

https://socaarchives.org/media/1999-torca-speakers/wandie-j-torca-1999.mp3

Sunday Workshop: “Our Spiritual Experience”

Men’s Panel: Mike M., Fernando
Women’s Panel: Elizabeth, Angelina, and Amy B.

Sunday Afternoon Keynote: Spencer B. (Akron, OH)

https://socaarchives.org/media/1999-torca-speakers/spencer-b-torca-1999.mp3

1999 TORCA III Convention Committee

Chair – Dorian C. Vice Chair – Jim W. Programming – David Kl. / Cairns M. Registration – Bruno C. Hotel – Richard G. Banquet – Josie McG. Hospitality – Jennifer H. Memorabilia: Steve V.	Treasurer – David L. Asst. Treasurer – Katherine S. Public Info – Lyle C. Secretary – Joanne S. Asst. Secetary – Kim G. Printing & Logo – Siobhan A. Fundraising – Tony T. Entertainment – Gary R.
Other Members of the Conference Committee, included: Kerry N., Kimm J., Kenn C., Andy D., Billy S., Kevin H., Billy C., Carrie C., Anne-Marie C.

“We can’t reliably distinguish true memories from false memories,” declares psychologist Elizabeth Loftus who studies memory, but in an unconventional way. “I don’t study when people forget,” she says. “I study when people remember things that didn’t happen. I study false memories.” It’s an issue that comes up often in courts, which highly values witness testimony. In a survey of 300 cases of wrongful conviction, where a person was later exonerated of a crime, three-quarters of them had been incarcerated due to faulty human memory.

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