Alcoholics Anonymous Accessibilities Committees

• AA english https://www.aa.org/accessibilities-committees  

• AA français  https://www.aa.org/fr/accessibilities-committees 

• AA español https://www.aa.org/es/accessibilities-committees

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Accessibilities Kit 

• Accessibilities Workbook

• NEW Accessibility Resources

• Accessibilities Checklist for Meetings and Groups 

• Serving All Alcoholics: Making the AA message Accessible 

• Suggested Committee Activities

• A.A. Guidelines on Accessibility for All Alcoholics  

• A.A. Guidelines on Conferences, Conventions and Roundups 

• Updated A.A. Guidelines Sharing the A.A. Message with the Alcoholic Who Is Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing 

• All AA Guidelines

• NEW Plain Language Big Book

• Accessibilities Literature Listing GS

• Products in ASL, U.E.B. (braille), large print, audio and more. 

• AA Youtube

• AA ASL Big Book basic text (first 164 pages) & founders stories Youtube

• AA  ASL 12 by 12 Youtube 

• Spanish Literature 

  • Libro para Necesidades Especiales

  • Acceso a A.A. los miembros hablan sobre superar las barreras 

  • ¿Es A.A. para mí? 

  • A.A. para el alcohólico de edad avanzada

  • Mejor que Estar Sentado en Celda

  • Lo que le Sucedió a José

  •  ¡Le Sucedió a Alicia! ... cómo hizo frente a su problema con la bebida

  • Los Doce Pasos Ilustrados 

• French Literature 

• Grapevine & La Viña Resources

• Grapevine & La Viñs YouTube - Captioned

• Grapevine Magazines Access Stories

• Grapevine Deaf Alcoholics’ Personal Stories

• Box 459 Newsletter (Subscribe)

  • Search archive for any topic.

• Sharing from Behind the Walls Newsletter

• Access to A.A.: Members share on Overcoming Barriers

• A.A. for Alcoholics with Mental Health Issues – and their sponsors

• What Happened to Joe?

• It Happened to Alice 

• The Twelve Steps Illustrated

• A.A. For the Older Alcoholic (Large print) 

• This is AA (Large print)

• Frequently Asked Questions About A.A. (Large print)

• Is A.A. For Me? 

• Do You Think You’re Different?

• A.A. in Your Community

• Young People in A.A.

• Too Young? 

• A Message to Teenagers

• Women in A.A. 

• Hispanic Women in A.A.

• LGBTQ Alcoholics in A.A. 

• A.A. for the Native North American

• A.A. for the Black and African- American Alcoholic 

• Many Paths to Spirituality 

• The “God” Word – Agnostic and Atheist Members in A.A.

• Problems other than alcohol 

Remote Communities

• Remote Communities Kit 

• Remote Communities Workbook

• The Loners-Internationalists Meeting (LIM)

• AA and The Armed Forces 

Share Accessibilities Experience:  The Accessibilities desk at the A.A. General Service Office  is dedicated to Accessibilities Committee activities. Committees are encouraged to share local experiences and challenges with this desk. Contact the Accessibilities Desk