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Here is history from one who helped make it, and here is the dedication to service that will keep AA alive and, with unity, growing forever - From the June 1973 Grapevine

The simple act of prescribing sedatives in order to relieve the anxiety symptoms of the alcoholic is the one thing that will guarantee failure almost 100 percent of the time. There are for the most part no drugs of any great value in treating alcoholism.

AA Central Offices and Intergroups are on the front lines in the effort to carry the AA message to individuals, groups, and the public at large.

A member shares how Tradition Six helped him stop trying to fix AA and get a new perspective on money, property and prestige

No more hangovers and lost wallets. Today she starts her mornings with peace, joy, sunlight—and a really nice run

A member shares about dealing with mental health and finding the right information

His alcoholism kept him alone in hell. But once he made it to AA, he got the gift of “we”

The Indian government couldn’t stop his drinking and neither could he. So grateful he made it to AA

Once a drunken rule-breaker getting jailed by cops, she’s now happily sober and hitting the road

It’s OK to share our opinions, as long as it’s understood that they’re not AA’s

This newcomer mom’s got a new tattoo and she’s shopping for a bike. She’s sober now and living large

All her geographic taught her was that she was an alcoholic in a different state. That’s when she learned to take things one sunrise at a time

All his life, he hung back a bit, observing from the sidelines. But the AA Fellowship would not let him stand alone

She had just planned on a quick stop in AA—but the service in the program became the beating heart of her life

A meditation on seeing the world with the spiritual pair of glasses provided by AA