Tips & FAQ
Tips & FAQ
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Have a problem with alcohol? Want to stop drinking? Call USA VP 503-714-3331 or email DeafAASupLine@gmail.com
Final Report: The A.A. General Service Office Final Report for the Special Online Forum for Deaf Alcoholics Anonymous Members, held on January 17, 2026.
Scroll down to Special Forums on the AA.org website page for Regional Forums
Final Report: Special online forum for Deaf A.A. Members, January 17, 2026English Transcripts for ASL Vlogs: Slide 11 Slide: 14 Slide 25 Slide 26
Information shared at the January 17, 2026 Special Online Forum for Deaf AA Members
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Why don’t Deaf alcoholics have more of their own A.A. meetings?
The AA Group…Where it all begins Page 29 & 30 Group Inventory and A.A. Business Meetings in ASL Format
Resources for Hearing
Zoom HOST TIPS: Online meeting host tips for hearing meetings with ASL Interpreter: Being able to easily find (see) the ASL Interpreter, active speaker and timer improves access for Deafblind and Deaf members. Especially newcomers to zoom meetings and members signing in with Ipad/Iphone
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Website Guide Add the deafaa.org QR Code to your local printed schedule.
Suggestions to AA entities regarding how they could get this information to Deaf alcoholics?
Information about the Deafaa website: Deafaa slide deck
A.A. Traditions & AA Service Committees
Access resources from GSO
MG-13 A.A. Guidelines on Sharing the A.A. Message with the Alcoholic Who Is Deaf
MG-04 A.A. Guidelines on Conferences, Conventions and Roundups
Safety Resources from GSO & Area 58
Deaf Access Committee History
Oregon Area 58 Deaf Access
April 2001: PAC Portland Access Committee started and the first meeting was held April 18, 2001.
The name of the committee was changed to PDAC Portland Deaf Access Committee 2009
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