AA Links
Follow the links below for more information about AA as a whole and some local service bodies.
Official AA websites
Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc./General Service Office
www.aa.org
The AAWS/GSO website offers a listing of General Service Conference Area websites (US & Canada), as well as links to AA Intergroups, Central Offices, Answering Services and General Service Offices throughout the US and Canada and around the world. It also offers access to many AAWS publications.
The AA Grapevine, Inc.
www.aagrapevine.org
The Grapevine's website provides access to the Grapevine, the AudioGrapevine, LaViña, the Digital Archive (including almost everything ever published by the Grapevine), a catalogue of available Grapevine items, information on submitting your writing to the Grapevine, information for Grapevine/LaViña Reps, subscription information and more.
Other AA links
Most of the following are links to sites in the tri-state (New York, New Jersey, Connecticut) part of the northeastern US, and/or are of particular interest or relevance to service activity touching SENY.
General Service Areas
Central New York (CNY), Area 47
Hudson-Mohawk-Berkshire (HMB), Area 48
Western New York (WNY), Area 50
Brooklyn County General Service
Staten Island AA General Services
Suffolk County General Service of AA
Young People in AA
Eastern Area Convention of Young People in AA (EACYPAA)
International Conference of Young People in AA (ICYPAA)
Long Island Committee of Young People in AA (LICYPAA)
New York City Young People in AA (NYCYPAA)
Intergroup/Central Offices & Meeting Lists
Intergroup/Central Offices and Answering Services
New York State meeting list (service of HMB, Area 48)
NE Region
Northeast Regional AA Service Assembly (NERAASA)
Additional links will be added to this list from time to time. You may also find numerous AA-related links by using an outside engine to search for the terms "Alcoholics Anonymous" or "AA." If you do, please be mindful that interpretation of and adherence to core AA principles may vary from site to site, and that the content of some may reflect individual points of view rather than group conscience.