District 22 Officers and Committee Chairs
Alternate DCM: – Jared H
Secretary: Angelique P
Treasure: Jack B
Accessibilities: Open
Accessibilities Committees explore, develop, and offer resources to alcoholics with significant barriers to
receiving the Alcoholics Anonymous message and to participating in our program of recovery. We want
A.A. to be available to all alcoholics who reach out for it.
Committees focus on:
Projects that support members with a variety of accessibility challenges
Communications that keep the public and appropriate agencies informed about A.A. accessibility
Providing resources and guidance to groups so that they can accommodate all A.A. members
Accessibilities Committees explore, develop, and offer resources to alcoholics with significant barriers to
receiving the Alcoholics Anonymous message and to participating in our program of recovery. We want
A.A. to be available to all alcoholics who reach out for it.
Committees focus on:
Projects that support members with a variety of accessibility challenges
Communications that keep the public and appropriate agencies informed about A.A. accessibility
Providing resources and guidance to groups so that they can accommodate all A.A. members
Archives: Open
Archives Committees work to collect, preserve and share the history of A.A.
Committee members:
Conduct A.A. Archives workshops
Create portable archives exhibits to display at local A.A. events
Ask groups to complete Group History forms to capture local A.A. history
Archives Committees work to collect, preserve and share the history of A.A.
Committee members:
Conduct A.A. Archives workshops
Create portable archives exhibits to display at local A.A. events
Ask groups to complete Group History forms to capture local A.A. history
Corrections: Open
Members of Corrections Committees coordinate the work of individual A.A. members and groups to
carry the message of recovery to alcoholics who are in custody.
Committees focus on:
Bringing meetings and literature into facilities
Raising awareness of the Corrections Correspondence Service (C.C.S.) inside and outside A.A.
members
Helping individuals in custody transition to a local A.A. community through Prerelease Contacts
Members of Corrections Committees coordinate the work of individual A.A. members and groups to
carry the message of recovery to alcoholics who are in custody.
Committees focus on:
Bringing meetings and literature into facilities
Raising awareness of the Corrections Correspondence Service (C.C.S.) inside and outside A.A.
members
Helping individuals in custody transition to a local A.A. community through Prerelease Contacts
CPC: Members of C.P.C. committees inform professionals and future professionals about A.A.
Committees focus on:
Establishing better communication with professionals working with alcoholics
Finding simple, effective ways of cooperating without affiliating
Explaining clearly what A.A. does and doesn’t do
Committees focus on:
Establishing better communication with professionals working with alcoholics
Finding simple, effective ways of cooperating without affiliating
Explaining clearly what A.A. does and doesn’t do
Group Records:
Literature: Kyle A
Literature Committees
Literature Committees ensure A.A. literature is available for A.A. groups, service meetings and other A.A.
events.
Committee members:
Conduct A.A. literature workshops
Provide displays, supplies of A.A. catalogs and order forms
Consider proposed additions to and changes in Conference-approved literature and audiovisual material
Literature Committees
Literature Committees ensure A.A. literature is available for A.A. groups, service meetings and other A.A.
events.
Committee members:
Conduct A.A. literature workshops
Provide displays, supplies of A.A. catalogs and order forms
Consider proposed additions to and changes in Conference-approved literature and audiovisual material
Newsletter:
Special Needs:
Website: Jim V
Grapevine:
Intergroup Liaison:
Public Information: Open
Members of Public Information Committees convey A.A. information to the general public.
Committees focus on:
Giving presentations about A.A to schools and organizations.
Providing information about A.A. through digital and print materials.
Insuring local media have accurate information about A.A. through PSAs, anonymity-protected
interviews and press kits.
Members of Public Information Committees convey A.A. information to the general public.
Committees focus on:
Giving presentations about A.A to schools and organizations.
Providing information about A.A. through digital and print materials.
Insuring local media have accurate information about A.A. through PSAs, anonymity-protected
interviews and press kits.
Treatment Facilities: Joseph L
Members of Treatment Committees work to carry the A.A. message into treatment settings where
suffering alcoholics, and the professionals who treat them, may be introduced to A.A.
Committee members:
bring the message of hope for recovery to alcoholics in a variety of treatment settings
demonstrate to administrators and staff “how it works” and are instruments of attraction to the A.A.
program
provide information about A.A., as well as literature and guidelines for setting up A.A. meetings in
treatment facilities and outpatient settings
Members of Treatment Committees work to carry the A.A. message into treatment settings where
suffering alcoholics, and the professionals who treat them, may be introduced to A.A.
Committee members:
bring the message of hope for recovery to alcoholics in a variety of treatment settings
demonstrate to administrators and staff “how it works” and are instruments of attraction to the A.A.
program
provide information about A.A., as well as literature and guidelines for setting up A.A. meetings in
treatment facilities and outpatient settings