About A.A.

Spring 2014: Anonymity Then and Now (cont’d from Fall 2013) Fall 2013: Anonymity and New Media Technologies Fall 2013: Anonymity Then & Now Fall 2012 - Frequently Asked Questions About Anonymity Winter 2000-2001 – A.A. and Nonalcoholic Friends - a Debt of Gratitude Winter 1990 – Guarding Anonymity—The Spiritual Foundation of A.A. Winter 1998-99 – Anonymity: Keeping Alive the Lessons of History

Winter 2014-15 – 'To Employers' Spring 2006 - National EAP Representatives Meet at A.A.'s General Service Office Winter 1982 – When Non-A.A.'s Want to Start an A.A. Group

Winter 2008 - A.A.'s 20th World Service Meeting Draws Delegates from 42 Countties Fall 2006 - In Ireland, A.A.'s 19th World Service Meeting Draws Delegates from 34 Countries Spring 2005 - A.A. Meetings Around the World: World Service Meeting Crosses All Borders Fall 2003 - Health Care Workers from Azerbaijan Drop in on A.A. Summer 2002 - Chinese Doctors Turn to the Fellowship as a Solution Fall/Winter 2002 - Dialoguing with Professionals at World Forum Montreal 2002 Spring 1999 – A.A.'s World Service Meeting: Helping A.A. Grow Winter/Spring 1997 – A.A. Around the World Fall 1985 – Alcoholics Anonymous "Behind the Walls" Winter 1983 - Alcoholics Anonymous Holds Seventh World Service Meeting in Mexico Spring 1982 – Alcoholics Anonymous Around the World

Summer/Fall 2014 - Bringing Up the Touchy Subject of a Patient's Drinking Summer 2008 - A Medical Administrator is A.A.'s Newest Nonalcoholic Trustee Winter 2008 - A.A. Membership Survey Indicates Key Role of Health Care Professionals Summer 2008 - For Students at a College in Philadelphia, an A.A. Meeting is Part of Their Couse Work Winter 2007: Alcoholism Training Program for Doctors Pairs First-Year Residents with A.A. Members Spring 2007 – Bringing Up the Touchy Subject of a Patient's Drinking Fall 2003 - Health Care Workers from Azerbaijan Drop in on A.A. Spring 2003 – The Fellowship Owes Much to Nonalcoholic Doctors Past and Present Summer 2003 – The Fellowship's Debt to Nonalcoholic Doctors Summer 2002 - Chinese Doctors Turn to the Fellowship as a Solution Summer 2002 - Professionals Are Pivotal in Steering Patients to A.A. Spring 1995 – Two Psychiatrists View A.A. – 50 Years Apart Spring 1993 – A Health Care Professional Looks at A.A. Winter 1984 – A Physician' s Viewpoint on Alcoholics Anonymous Spring 1981 – A.A. Sponsorship Adapted to Education of Medical Students

Winter 2009 – We Tread Innumerable Paths: Spirituality in A.A. Fall 2003 – The A.A. Program – Spiritual But Never 'Religious' Winter 1985 – Alcoholics Anonymous and the Clergy and Religious Fall 1992 – A.A. and the Clergy: Faces of a Lasting Friendship

Fall 2016 – A.A. Welcomes Two New Class A (Nonalcohoilic) Trustees Summer/Fall 2014 - The Role of AA's Class A (nonalcoholic) Trustees Summer 2013 - Two New Class A Trustees Fall 2010 - A.A. Appoints Two New Board Members Spring 2010 - Two New Class A Trustees Winter 2009 - Board Selects New Chairperson Winter 2007 - A.A. Elects Judge as Board Trustee Fall 2005 - New Board Chair Looks to the Future of A.A. Fall 2005 - New Class A Trustee Brings Broad Expertise in Corrections Summer 2004 – Class A (nonalcoholic) Trustees:Who Are They and What Do They Do? Fall/Winter 2002 - Nonalcoholic Trustee Takes a Wide-Angled View of A.A. Summer 2001 - A.A. Board's New Chairperson and A.A.'s Singleness of Purpose Fall/Winter 1995-96 – Nonalcoholic Trustees Open A.A.'s Windows to the World Summer 1993 – Two New Nonalcoholic Trustees: A.A.'s Continued Link with the Professional Community Spring 1989 – A.A. Remembers Two Beloved Friends Spring/Summer 1987 – Three New Class A (Nonalcoholic) Trustees Join A.A. General Service Board Fall 1983 – First Woman Nonalcoholic Elected to the General Service Board