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OIAA – Online Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous

OIAA connects AA members worldwide with online meetings and supports groups using technology to carry the message.
The Online Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous (OIAA) is an international service entity founded in February 1996. It operates under AA’s Ninth Tradition as a nonprofit organization. Its core mission is using technology to carry the A.A. message to the alcoholic who still suffers.
OIAA maintains a comprehensive, searchable directory of online AA meetings. The directory is available 24/7 in multiple languages and formats. Consequently, members anywhere in the world can find a meeting that fits their schedule and needs. This service is especially valuable for members who cannot attend in-person meetings due to physical disabilities, remote locations, or health concerns.
Furthermore, OIAA supports over 1,000 online groups as an umbrella organization. It provides guidance on AA Traditions, meeting formats, and anonymity in digital spaces. It also fosters connection between online groups and the broader AA service structure, including the General Service Office.
Additionally, OIAA runs a 12th Step Committee. Volunteers respond to emails from individuals seeking help with a drinking problem, often providing nearly immediate assistance.
OIAA welcomes participation from all AA members interested in online service.

NAATW Workshop

Use this category to share information and experiences about and at the NAATW workshop.

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This category is for AA members that work with, are interested in, or curious about AA Archives.

Alcoholics Anonymous Fellowship Connection

What is Fellowship Connection? Fellowship Connection is an AAWS database and associated process for record keeping of groups, districts, and areas. GSRs, DCMs, and Registrars/TCOs can use their unique login to Fellowship Connection to enter information and generate and utilize reports listing information about groups, districts, and areas, as well as the latest contact data, […]

Alcoholics Anonymous Archives

The TIAA Forum now has a specific Category devoted to the service work of Archives and archivists. Within that Archives Category, AA members can share their experience, strength, and hope in leveraging technology to support that work. Obviously, much of the information content of the AA service structure, literature, and supporting documentation has now moved to […]

A.A. Meeting Guide / 12 Step Meeting List Plug-in​

Meeting Guide App for Alcoholics Anonymous

The AA Meeting Guide app helps anyone find AA meetings and recovery resources, with over 100,000 meetings listed across 180 countries. Search by location, keyword, or online meeting type. Data from more than 400 AA service entities syncs automatically through integrations with area, district, intergroup, and general service office websites.
The Meeting Guide app and the 12-Step Meeting List WordPress plugin (TSML) are maintained by Code for Recovery (C4R), a volunteer community building open-source tools for the recovery community. Support for both is available through the Meeting Guide Support Site.
Forum members discuss the Meeting Guide and TSML regularly — covering app updates, user issues, and troubleshooting tips. Visit the Forum Categories page to find those discussions.

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Email:

Email where the invitation to join will be sent. This will also become a secondary way of logging in or recovering your password. We recommend a personal email address (e.g. your_name@example.com) instead of a “positional” email address (e.g. webmaster@your_intergroup.org) unless you intend for you membership to rotate with the person holding the position in the future. This email address can be changed after you join if you wish to change it by editing your profile information.

Affirmation:

By the group conscience of the members, this forum is only open to members of AA and those non-members of AA supporting AA services (e.g. Intergroup offices, AA service structure, etc.).

Topic Interests:

If you are interested in conversations in more than one  technical topic area (e.g. web sites, answering services, virtual meetings, etc.) or have a general curiosity about AA discussions in general (e.g. topics above and beyond technology like committees and group dynamics), you would probably want to select the default “General” option.

If your primary interest is in Archives only, you probably want to select the “Archives” option. Note that with either option, you will still have access to all topics on the forum but with the “Archives” option, your “home screen” will automatically place you in the “Archives” category where most of those conversations happen.