The primary purpose of A.A. is to carry our message of recovery to the alcoholic seeking help.

Pamphlets:

     "A Members-Eye View of Alcoholics Anonymous"
     "How A.A. Members Cooperate"
     "If You Are a Professional, A.A. Wants to Work With You"
     "Problems Other Than Alcohol"
     "Understanding Anonymity"
     "Let's Be Friendly With Our Friends"
     "Is A.A. For You?"
     "A.A. in Treatment Facilities"
     "Is There An Alcoholic in the Workplace?"
     "A.A. as a Resource for the Health Care Professional"

Guidelines:

For A.A. Members Employed in the Alcoholism
Field Cooperation With the Professional
Community Public Information Cooperating With
Court, A.S.A.P., and Similar Programs

Catalog: Conference-approved Literature and Other Service Material
         A.A. Literature and Audiovisual Material for Special Needs.

Videos:
-       Alcoholics Anonymous--An Inside View Young People and A.A.

-       Hope:Alcoholics Anonymous A.A.--Rap with Us, It Sure Beats Sitting in a Cell
-       Your A.A. General Service Office
-       The Grapevine and the General Service Structure
-       Carrying the Message Behind These Walls
-       Big Book Alcoholics Anonymous (American Sign Language)
-       Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (American Sign Language)

Books: (Available in English, Spanish and French)

        Alcoholics Anonymous ('the Big Book')
        Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions

Feel Free to print this page and distribute it freely or
you may request our literature catalogs.

Write to:
A.A. World Services, Inc., Box 459, Grand Central Station, New York, NY 10163
     Tel(212)870-3400    www.aa.org