I’ve had a copy of The Traditions Checklist bookmarked for quite a while so…
Traditions Checklist – Tradition Three: The only requirement for AA membership is a desire to stop drinking.
1. In my mind, do I prejudge some new AA members as losers?
2. Is there some kind of alcoholic whom I privately do not want in my AA group?
3. Do I set myself up as a judge of whether a newcomer is sincere or phony?
4. Do I let language, religion (or lack of it), race, education, age, or other such things interfere with my carrying the message?
5. Am I overimpressed by …read more

I’d never before seen this!
Native American Indian General Service Office
From the site’s introduction;
“The Native American Indian General Service Office of Alcoholics Anonymous functions to provide a vision of recovery, unity and service to the more than 500 sovereign Indian Nations in North America, which are recognized by the Federal Government.

Provides contact point for information on AA activities happening in Indian Country.

Establishes and maintains a Native American AA Directory of Groups and individuals (loners).

Provides traditional/cultural means of representation from the AA group and individual level to the world services level and return.

Supports Native American sovereignty and self-determination.

Structures and encourages the Native …read more