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Ready to share your unique experiences as a Buckeye? Sending your story to the Office of International Affairs (OIAA) at Ohio State University gives students a chance to engage through the International Photography Competition. Whether you’re in the Global Education Team or a Nova Southeastern University student, this guide will explain the necessary steps and…
Introduction to Youth and Peer Support Youth peer support is an important method that aids in improving mental health for young people. With initiatives like Youth MOVE National and backing from the Biden Harris White House and the Department of Health and Human Services, evidence-based training is helping those with lived experience guide their peers….
Struggling with alcohol addiction can feel isolating, but AA meetings offer a supportive path to recovery. Alcoholics Anonymous provides various types of meetings, including open meetings for anyone interested and closed meetings dedicated to individuals facing addiction. In this article, we’ll look at the advantages of joining these sessions, suggest ways to get the most…
Joining OIAA workshops and forums can bring a life-changing experience for people connected with Alcoholics Anonymous and the IGR community. These events offer important chances to serve, build relationships, and exchange knowledge. In this article, we’ll show you the key steps to access these resources, so you can fully take part and get the most…
As COVID-19 reshaped our world, the mental health of healthcare workers became a pressing concern, with many experiencing heightened anxiety. Peer support became important, dealing with new challenges and helping build community connections. This article looks at how peer support networks dealt with challenges, used new solutions, and improved mental health resources during the pandemic….
Finding the right A.A. meetings can be a challenge, but the A.A. Online Meeting Directory simplifies the process. The General Service Office provides this Meeting Guide with detailed information about meetings, including those held online and in person. This article explains how to use the search and filter features, so you can easily find the…
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…
Dealing with substance use disorder can be difficult for families, so family peer support is an important resource. Family peer specialists are important in meeting family support needs by offering advice and resources for recovery support. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, along with research from the National Library of Medicine and National…
Email is a powerful tool for Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) groups, especially for those participating in meetings online. In this step-by-step guide, we’ll look at how Lamp-lighters and other AA members can use email to improve communication, share news, and connect with other members. By using email effectively, you can improve communication and keep everyone updated…
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…