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I hit bottom during my kids’ teenage years. Going into juvenile detention centers has been a way of giving back and showing up for teenagers.

She used to drink at women. Now she’s trading numbers, doing service and making lifelong friends

I was feeling pretty jumpy. Excusing myself, I set out across the abandoned Interstate through the howling wind and snow toward the lights of the truck stop.

Land ho! If you stick around in the service pool long enough, your willingness to serve will be noticed

Have a hard time not romanticizing the drink? Here’s one way this guy remembers

More than four decades of sobriety—and life just keeps on getting better

One day in her Step study group, an oldtimer discovers something brand-new about Step Four. Proof that the learning and growing never stops

We go on camping trips and service assemblies. When we go on vacation, everyone takes a “toenails in paradise” photo—a picture of where our feet are.

Because of the virtual technology explosion during this pandemic, I’m now going to AA meetings all over the world. What a cool way to start the day, with a meeting in South Africa!

An essential worker in New York City shares gratitude for being sober and explains why he needs AA more than ever

A bright and early meeting where all comers are met with a message of hope—and a good cup of coffee

A woman with 20 years gets her gratitude back from a member who’s lost her freedom

It’s Thursday noon, and someone on Guam needs a meeting. Stations everyone!

This newcomer’s pink cloud may not have lasted, but luckily AA did

GSO’s new technology endeavor