When
Saturday · 6:00 PM
Weekly. Next: Saturday, October 3. Local time (America/Los Angeles).
- Fellowship
- Alcoholics Anonymous
- Attendance
- In person
Join Online
https://zoom.us/my/bipocartistsandwriters?pwd=WnIxUDNxcndZckpqcHo5Ujd4TThoZz09
Meeting IDs and passwords are set by the group and change without notice. If the link doesn't work, check the notes below or verify with San Francisco and Marin Intergroup.
Meeting Format
- Open
- Candlelight
- Discussion
- Literature
- Meditation
- Speaker
- Indigenous
- Newcomer
- People of Color
- Young People
- Open
- Open meetings welcome anyone — family, friends, students, and people who are simply curious — not only those with a drinking or drug problem.
- Candlelight
- Held by candlelight, usually a quieter evening format.
- Discussion
- A chair introduces a topic and members take turns sharing. This is the most common meeting format.
- Literature
- The group reads from approved fellowship literature and discusses it.
- Meditation
- Includes a period of silent or guided meditation, usually followed by sharing.
- Speaker
- One or more members share their story at length. Speaker meetings are a good fit if you would rather listen than talk.
- Newcomer
- Designed for people in their first days or weeks. The format usually covers the basics of the program and how meetings work.
- Young People
- Young people's meetings are aimed at members in their teens, twenties, and thirties, though anyone may attend.
Notes from the Group
Open AA meeting for Black, Indigenous & People of Color (BIPOC). We specify BIPOC to mean anyone who does not identify as white. So if you self-identify as BIPOC, you are welcome here. Our focus is creativity & recovery. It’s not a requirement to self-identify as an artist or writer, but if you’re here it’s about to get weird! Zoom ID: 4849338447 Password: creators
Report a Change
Groups change their schedules, so confirm with the group before your first visit. See something wrong? Report a change and include this page's address.