History

Talks, Blogs, and workshops related to the history of AA.

“How and Why Early AA Members Got and Stayed Sober” – Presented by Jay S. & Bill C. – 2/26/2021

This week featured: "How and Why Early AA Members Got and Stayed Sober" - Presented by Jay S. & Bill C.

Bill W. Memorial Service from Baton Rouge on February 14th, 1971

This memorial service to AA cofounder Bill Wilson took place in Baton Rouge on February 14, 1971.That was the day that memorial services were...

“A Biography of Bill Wilson and his Early Life” – presented by Drew H. – 2/12/2021

This weeks meeting featured a special 90 minute presentation led by Drew H. on "A Biography of Bill Wilson and his Early Life".

Penny P. from Livermore, CA & Michael B. from Alameda, CA – Early Online AA – Friday Night Recovery Workshop London – 1/29/2021

Myles McL. – Virginia Strange & Interesting Facts About AA – Friday Night Recovery Workshop London – 1/22/2021

Howard E. – Joe & Charlie – Friday Night Recovery Workshop London – 1/15/2021

Howard E. – That Ain’t In The Big Book – Friday Night Recovery Workshop London – 1/8/2021

Dave McD. – Early New York A.A. – Friday Night Recovery Workshop London – 12/18/2020

The Evolution of AA – Buckingham Group – 1/23/2021

"The Emmanuel Movement" - Presented by Patrick O'D.: "The Oxford Group" - Presented by Danny G.: "Early AA" - Presented by Mike F.:
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