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PI/CPC Working Group

PI and CPC Workbooks are freely available from aa.org

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 Cooperation with the Professional Community chairs, service volunteers, and interested AA and Al-Anon members all participate. The only requirement is a desire to carry the message.
The PI/CPC Working Group moderates the PI/CPC Category in the TIAA Forum, where members share outreach ideas and coordinate efforts. PI committees reach the general public through schools, media, and digital materials. CPC committees educate professionals — healthcare providers, courts, educators, and employers — about what AA is and what it offers. GSO supports both through workbooks, templates, and the About A.A. newsletter. For more information, contact picpceastbay@gmail.com.

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