The mission, purpose and role of the A.A. GSO Archives and how to get started in archival service work.

These guidelines provide a summary of shared experience of A.A.s in the groups, central and intergroup offices, general service areas and districts who have formed literature committees and shared how they “Let Literature Carry the Message, Too.”

In recent years a number of groups have utilized digital payment platforms to provide opportunities for members to make cashless contributions. There are different payment platforms to facilitate this service, and it is up to the group to determine which one to use. Experience suggests that the treasurer is a natural choice to handle digital contributions. Some groups, however, share the responsibilities among trusted servants or even create a new service position to inform group members about digital payment options and assist those who are interested in contributing this way. 

Contains a series of questions that may help your group determine the overall accessibility of your meeting space to those who frequently experience barriers.

A map outlining the 8 A.A. regions in the United States and Canada.

Resources and shared experience on anonymity online and on digital media.

Shared experience on how G.S.O. groups and members may help our A.A. family in distressed areas.

A map outlining the 93 A.A. Areas in the United States and Canada.

Flyer explaining what "Conference approval" means with respect to literature. Also addresses copyright.

A brief history of how A.A. members have helped spread the message around the world.