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Guidelines for Conducting Oral Histories
Oral history is the process of recording and preserving oral accounts of a person’s unique experiences. By joining our efforts to record oral histories, you are helping to preserve the voices and perspectives of people connected to AA for current and future generations.
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A short practical guide to Alcoholics Anonymous
For years, alcoholism has been recognized as a major and debilitating health problem, with repercussions extending far beyond the individual suffering from it. Family, friends, and others are affected: at home, at work, on highways and roads. Alcoholism takes lives and costs millions…
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A member's perspective on Alcoholics Anonymous
This brochure aims to explain how Alcoholics Anonymous works to people active in social settings. Although the AA method is based on sharing our experience, strength, and hope as alcoholics, the recovery process itself is very personal, and each member adapts it to their own…
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For AA members working in alcoholic environments
These Guidelines are for AA members who work in the field of alcoholism. This can include a variety of jobs within the world of alcoholism: social workers, nurses—from consultants to those who run national and local programs. An overwhelming majority of the AA members who contributed to these guidelines
