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Sound and visual media help to carry the message of recovery of Alcoholics Anonymous and to inform the public and professionals about A.A. Public Service Announcements (PSAs) are available in both video and audio formats (for television and radio broadcast), as well as other materials specifically for young people and for professionals working with alcoholics.

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G.S.O. Video
Your General Service Office (G.S.O.), the Grapevine and the General Service Structure
Videos for Young People
Young and Sober in A.A.: From Drinking to Recovery
25 and Under
Alcoholics Anonymous
Young People's Animation Video
On the Beach
A Group of People Just Like Me
American Sign Language (ASL) Press Releases
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions - American Sign Language (ASL) Press Release
Big Book Fourth Edition - American Sign Language (ASL) Press Release
Why Anonymous?
Why Anonymous? Visit Public Info Portal
Public Service Announcements (PSAs)
Sobriety in A.A.: We made changes to stop drinking
Sobriety in A.A.: Opening doors to a life without drinking
Sobriety in A.A.: Since getting sober, I have hope
Videos for Professionals
A.A. Video for Healthcare Professionals
A.A. Video for Legal and Corrections Professionals
A.A. Video for Employment/Human Resources Professionals
Military Audio Interview
John W. - Chief Warrant Officer 5 - USMC
Dee K. - AF, (Ret.)
Capt. Dave W. - USN (Ret.)

STILL ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS!
A.A. Videos for Young People Project

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Full-Length Videos
A New Freedom 30:49
A New Freedom 3:57
A New Freedom 15:03
Hope: Alcoholics Anonymous
Carrying the Message Behind These Walls
A.A. in Correctional Facilities
A.A. for the Alcoholic with Special Needs

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Living Sober audio format
About that title...
Some questions often asked by new nondrinkers—and pages that offer some answers
Why ‘not drinking’?
Using this booklet
Staying away from the first drink
Using the 24-hour plan
Remembering that alcoholism is an incurable, progressive, fatal disease
“Live and Let Live”
Getting active
Using the Serenity Prayer
Changing old routines
Eating or drinking something—usually, sweet
Making use of “telephone therapy”
Availing yourself of a sponsor
Getting plenty of rest
“First Things First”
Fending off loneliness
Watching out for anger and resentments
Being good to yourself
Looking out for overelation
“Easy Does It”
Being grateful
Remembering your last drunk
Avoiding dangerous drugs and medications
Eliminating self-pity
Seeking professional help
Steering clear of emotional entanglements
Getting out of the “if” trap
Being wary of drinking occasions
Letting go of old ideas
Reading the A.A. message
Going to A.A. meetings
Trying the Twelve Steps
Finding your own way
The Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous
Appendix
Pamphlets
Twelve Concepts for World Services Audio Version – by Bill W.
Copyright
Preface
The Twelve Concepts (Short Form)
The Twelve Concepts (Long Form)
Introduction
Concept I
Concept II
Concept III
Concept IV
Concept V
Concept VI
Concept VII
Concept VIII
Concept IX
Concept X
Concept XI
Concept XII
Audio PSAs
Drinking was no fun for me
I just wanted to die
Alcohol didn't work anymore
I thought I was too smart
Everybody was on my case
All of a sudden, everything got crazy
The easier, softer way
Never alone again
A.A. made the difference
We know how you feel
We're all in this together
People just like me
The door is always open
I could feel the happiness
I know where I'm going
A richer life to live
Archives Audio Library
Bill W. at the1969 General Service Conference - In this clip, Bill shares his experience of a failed attempt to change “Spiritual Awakening” to “Spiritual Experience” in A.A.’s Twelve Steps. Length: 3:28
Bill on criticism and A.A. - From a talk at A.A.’s 30th Anniversary International Convention in 1965. Length: 07:30
Dr. Bob’s last message - On keeping the A.A. program simple. Talk delivered at the First International Convention, Cleveland, Ohio, July 1950. Length: 03:28
An interview of Sister Ignatia in 1954 - Bill W. interviews Sister Ignatia who recounts memories of the early days with Dr. Bob. Length: 07:36
Bill W.’s humorous anecdote on “the day he lost his pants.” - Talk given at the 1960 A.A. International Convention, Long Beach, California. Length: 03:17
Bill W. on the origin of Rule 62 - From a talk recorded in 1948, San Diego, California. Length: 03:18
Sister Ignatia - tells the story of Dr. Bob admitting one of the first alcoholics to St. Thomas Hospital. Talk delivered at A.A.’s 1960 International Convention, Long Beach, California. Length: 09:20

Television and radio stations may request a copy of any of the Public Service Announcements (P.S.A.s) (available in a variety of lengths/formats/languages) by contacting the Public Information desk HERE.

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