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The Online Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous® was formed to serve all online AA® Groups in the rapidly growing online Fellowship. OIAA is composed

of elected representatives of those online AA groups wishing to participate. As the Fellowship of AA grows and flourishes in this new medium of electronic

communication, we will strive to provide whatever support we can offer to groups as they carry the message of recovery from alcoholism.

We in OIAA are pleased to have the opportunity to serve, and we strive to further unify the Fellowship of AA, both online and throughout the world.

 Click here Do you want to stop drinking, but are having difficulty doing so? 

 

Do you find, when you want to, you cannot quit entirely, or have little

control over the amount you drink?

 

If the answer is YES to either question... 

Click the button on the left to send us a message...

                               

 We ask that you contact  OIAA's 12th Step Committee  to have this button on your website.  

                              

Click hereThe Public Information Committee

 

is here to provide information and help regarding Online AA, meeting locations

(online & face-to-face), and other AA related information.

If you need this type information click the button on the left.

Click hereThe Cooperation With the Professional Community

 

(CPC) Committee provides professionals with information about Alcoholics Anonymous.

A.A. has a long history of cooperation with outside organizations.

For further information click on the button on the left which includes a contact form.

Click here

To become a member of OIAA

If you belong to an online meeting or group, and you are the representative of that

meeting or group, and would like to participate in service by being a part of the Online Intergroup,

then click the OIAA button at left. More information about membership, both voting and non-voting,

can be found on the  Welcome  page.

Looking for an Online Meeting?

Click here for email        Click here for real time

On these pages you will find information about AA groups online, both email and real-time Just CLICK on the type of meeting you are interested in learning about.

Conventions and Other Activities ― Worldwide

Click here for information on conventions and

other activities sponsored by Central Offices,

Intergroups and general service worldwide.

If your service entity would like to post

convention, conference, or round-up

information,  click here to send us the

information to include on the page.

Information About AA

The OIAA is a service group for online AA groups. If you are looking for help with a

drinking problem, we suggest that you call AA and attend an open meeting.

The number is listed in many local telephone directories.

 

 

7th Tradition

 

You can also visit the email or real time pages of this site and contact any of the online meetings listed there;

 If you need help right now  write to us

Contact our Public Information Committee using the online form for help finding a face-to-face meeting near you;

Visit the Alcoholics Anonymous World Services and AA Grapevine® Web sites.

Please follow the links below to view the presentations on Online AA made by

OIAA members at the 2000 International Convention in Minneapolis June 29 - July 2, 2000

AA in Cyberspace - Now
John P.

AA in Cyberspace - Future II
Dennis M


Preamble

Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who

share their experience, strength and hope

with each other that they may solve their common problem

and help others to recover from alcoholism.

The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.

There are no dues or fees for A.A. membership; we are self-supporting

through our own contributions. A.A. is not allied with any sect,

denomination, politics, organization or institution;

neither endorses nor opposes any causes.

Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other

alcoholics to achieve sobriety.

Copyright © the AA Grapevine, Inc. Reprinted with permission.


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