When an A.A. group changes its name, location, format or time, this form helps the GSO office keep track of registered AA groups in the US and Canada.

Thank you for wanting to list your group with the U.S./Canada General Service Office (G.S.O.) It is the practice of the G.S.O. to list groups and not meetings. Listing provides a wider opportunity for communication between your group, G.S.O., and the General Service Structure which will help the alcoholic who still suffers.

This form is for the U.S./Canada Service structure. 

A list of past International Conventions that includes their date, location, theme and approximate number of attendees.

List of materials included in A.A.’s Remote Communities Kit List
 

Consistent with A.A.W.S.’ original purpose in protecting the circle and triangle mark, that is, its desire to avoid the appearance of association or affiliation with outside goods and services, A.A.W.S. phased out its own “official” use of the circle and triangle symbol on, or in connection with, its literature and other materials, and its services. 

Through image and text, this new (2021) pamphlet offers concise descriptions of the Twelve Traditions, discussing how (and why) these important guidelines came to be and illustrating how they serve to protect A.A. unity in real world situations. Foundational A.A. principles such as anonymity and self-support are explored along the way.

General Service Conference-approved.

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A visual of how easily anonymity can be broken online.