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AA technology organizations working at the intersection of technology and Alcoholics Anonymous are listed on this page. Some build tools for the fellowship; others host events or support AA members navigating the digital world. Furthermore, many TIAA Forum members actively collaborate with and participate in these communities. We are not affiliated with any of them, and listing here does not constitute an endorsement.

National Technology Workshop

NAATW – National A.A. Technology Workshop

NOTE: A new logo coming for National AA Technology Workshop in Late April – reach out to Kerri K. then… Attend our next National AA…

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Open Source Projects

Code for Recovery(C4R)

Code for Recovery (C4R) is a nonprofit volunteer organization that builds and maintains open-source technology tools for 12-step recovery communities. Their mission — “Software for…
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AA in Virtual Reality
AA in VR virtual reality meeting room

AA in VR — Virtual Reality AA Meetings

AA in VR brings Alcoholics Anonymous meetings to life in virtual reality, accessible from home with or without a headset. Members attend as avatars in…
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International Online Meetings

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…
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Annual Archives Workshop

NAAAW – National A.A. Archives Workshop

The National AA Archives Workshop (NAAAW) is an annual gathering hosted by a rotating Host Committee selected through an open bidding process. Workshop guidelines and…
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PI/CPC — Public outreach for AA
PI and CPC Workbooks are freely available from aa.org

PI/CPC Working Group

The PI/CPC Working Group brings together AA members committed to carrying the message of recovery into the public square. Current and past Public Information and…
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Do you know of an organization that belongs here? Perhaps you are involved with a group working to support AA through technology. Moreover, we actively welcome suggestions from our members — the list above grows through community input. Additionally, if you believe an organization should be listed, please contact us via the Contact Us page with a brief description and a link. Our volunteer team reviews all suggestions.

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