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NAATW – National A.A. Technology Workshop

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Attend our next National AA Technology Workshop!

 

National AA Technology Workshop

Sept. 11-13, 2026

Concord, CA (San Francisco Bay Area)

See our website, https://naatw.org, for more information!

The Workshop is an annual event where those interested in using technology in service to Alcoholics Anonymous gather to share experience. NAATW serves as a place to share ideas, connect with other Alcoholics Anonymous members interested in technology.  Effectively, they can then bring these ideas back to their respective service organizations at the Group, District, Intergroup/Central Office or Area levels.
NAATW is a community organization.   As such we essentially ensure the continuity of NAATW.  We produce, preserve, and share the NAATW content (where possible).  The Workshop serves as a clearinghouse for connecting people interested in using Technology to serve the mission and support the primary purpose of Alcoholics Anonymous.

Naturally, and in accord with AA Traditions, NAATW volunteers are Alcoholics Anonymous members with no special authority. We are here to serve regarding technology. The Workshop is not affiliated with the General Service Organization of Alcoholics Anonymous, although it supports the primary purpose of AA. The core group is a small team of volunteers with broad experience across technology fields. Our financial resources are limited – your contributions help us to continue this work.

What We Do

  • Suggest roles to focus on this area of service.
  • Trust our trusted servants.
  • Encourage the sharing of solutions that prove useful and any related experience.
  • Offer experience to other A.A. service committees.
  • Evolve deeper service guidelines and insights into applying our A.A. Traditions.
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