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experience with Zoom and suggestions here reflect collected solutions specific to that platform. Boulder County Intergroup does not endorse any specific software, online solution or meeting format. These links and suggestions are provided to share experience in the AA community. Boulder County Intergroup is not affiliated with any individual or other Intergroup mentioned above. as a whole, and can determine how to conduct its meetings through its group conscience. group should be autonomous except in matters affecting other groups or A.A.

Thom R.’s summary of meeting tactics and Zoom meeting settings: Įach A.A. Intergroup of SF/Marin County’s information on handling meeting disruptions in the moment: New York City Intergroup’s instructions regarding ZOOM setting and meeting practices: Ī.A. The following links and resources share tactics and tools that can help groups continue holding online meetings in a safer and less disruptive way:

Disable private chat and chat recording.

Have a Co-Host who can mute/unmute participants and if necessary, turn off a participant’s video/remove a disruptive participant.

Consider locking meetings after the meeting starts.

Disable ability for attendees to un-mute themselves.

Some suggestions from members and other Intergroups include: members and Intergroups suggests groups can decrease these disruptions by using specific safety and privacy features available on that service, and by giving service responsibilities to members to address safety and disruption concerns. Unwanted disruptions are taking place during some online meetings using the Zoom videoconference service.* Experience from A.A. If you think you have a problem with alcohol or need to speak with another alcoholic, please call the Boulder County Intergroup hotline number at 30.

The third Wednesday of the month is Group Conscience. Saturdays we recognize sobriety birthdays and give out 24 hour and travel chips. On Wednesdays we hand out chips to celebrate various lengths of sobriety.

We are located at Out Boulder, but are not affiliated with Out Boulder.

On the last meeting of the month, the speaker will share their story for 30 minutes. The format we follow: A speaker will choose and share on a topic, step, or tradition for 10-15 minutes, followed by open sharing. This is The Gay Meeting, an open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous intended for LGBTQ people. UPDATE: As of we will meet in a Hybrid format, In Person at OUT Boulder as well as on Zoom. Nonalcoholics may attend open meetings as observers. Open meetings are available to anyone interested in Alcoholics Anonymous’ program of recovery from alcoholism.