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Come to the OIAA Service Expo in Vancouver, a major international event where people from all over the world gather to share in the spirit of Alcoholics Anonymous. This International Convention presents new ideas and useful information for people in the recovery community. In this article, we’ll look at the main features of the Expo…
Joining the OIAA provides a helpful community that supports your experience with Alcoholics Anonymous in New Jersey. As an Intergroup, OIAA provides useful membership perks, including access to online A.A. resources and chances to connect with peers. In this article, we’ll explain how to become a member, point out the benefits of joining, and make…
Introduction to OIAA2025 Prepare to join the OIAA2025 Online Convention, where members come together to discuss the budget and connect with others. Gwen M and Barry, who are leaders in the industry, will guide this meeting, which will have useful discussions and new ideas. In this article, we’ll highlight key moments and attendance tips, ensuring…
Knowing about OIAA (Online Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous) is important in our modern online world, where support networks grow on the internet. This organization broadens the access to Alcoholics Anonymous with a variety of online groups and welcomes everyone. OIAA is involved in projects like the Preschool Development Grant to support sobriety efforts across the…
Contacting A.A. groups is simple with the email button, an important tool for service tasks and questions about particular services. Whether you’re contacting the General Service Office or your local Central Offices, knowing how to use this feature ensures your questions are directed correctly. In this article, we’ll show you how to reach out to…
Anonymity in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is important for creating a safe place where people can openly face alcohol use disorder. Founded by Bill Wilson and Bob Smith, AA focuses on keeping members’ identities private, so they can talk about their recovery experiences without worry. In this article, we’ll discuss why anonymity matters, clear up common…
The Meeting Guide app makes it simple to find A.A. meetings with its strong filter options. Whether you’re looking for online meetings or local gatherings, using these filters can make your search easier and help you find the right support. This guide, informed by Alcoholics Anonymous and the General Service Office, will help you find…
It’s important to keep Zoom meetings for AA secure to prevent unwanted interruptions. Groups such as WAIA and platforms like YouTube offer advice, making it easier to protect your meetings by adjusting privacy settings. This article will cover important tips and settings to improve security, helping you make an area safe for everyone involved. Learn…
Introduction to OIAA Search Function With the OIAA search function, you can easily find meetings by name. Whether you need daily reflections or a specific location, this easy-to-use interface from Alcoholics Anonymous and A.A. World Services provides effective tools to simplify your search. In this article, we’ll show you how to find meetings quickly, so…
Introduction to AA Meeting Types Attending AA meetings is very important for anyone recovering from addiction. Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous provide important help through different types of meetings, such as open meetings, closed meetings, and beginners’ meetings. Whether you’re looking for LGBTQ community groups or Big Book discussion formats, knowing these options can help…