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- Category: Area Service
- Category: C.A. Policy
- Category: Case Studies
- Case Study: Covid-19 Group Inventory To Help Assess Having In-Person Meetings
- Robert’s Rules of Order Dramatization: Mock Motion Exercise
- “Property and Prestige”
- Case Study: An agnostic group rewrites the 12 Steps.
- Case Study: A Group is using non-conference approved literature in their meeting.
- Case Study: What can a Group do about a disruptive member?
- Case Study: Does Fundraising Conflict with Tradition Seven?
- Category: Concepts
- “Property and Prestige”
- Concept Twelve: General Warranties of the Conference
- The Twelve Concepts: An Introduction
- Concept Seven: The Power of the C.A. Purse
- Concept Six: World Service Office Board of Trustees
- Concept Two: The Authority of Our Collective Conscience
- Concept Eleven: Best Possible Members
- Concept Ten: Service Responsibility and Authority
- Concept Nine: Good Leadership
- Concept Eight: Capacity of the Trustees of the World Service Board
- Concept Four: The Right of Participation
- Concept One: Who is in charge?
- Concept Five: The Right of Appeal – Voicing the Minority Opinion
- Concept Three: The Right of Decision
- Category: Conference
- Category: Group Service
- Growing Your Virtual C.A. Meeting
- Pass It On” Documents: Empowering Trusted Servants TO Ensure Continuous Service
- COVID-19 Group Inventory To Help Assess Having In-Person Meetings
- Being a GSR
- Taking Minutes
- Yes, You Can Start a C.A. Meeting!
- Definition of Cocaine Anonymous “GROUP”
- C.A. Group Servants
- Category: Robert's Rules of Order
- Category: Service Learning Modules
- 12 Step Speaker Workshop: Carry the Message NOT the Wreckage – Winning the Newcomer’s Confidence
- Pass It On” Documents: Empowering Trusted Servants TO Ensure Continuous Service
- Growing Your Virtual Meeting
- Our Common Welfare: A Discussion of C.A. Traditions & COVID-19
- ROBERT’S RULES
- THE TWELVE CONCEPTS
- THE TWELVE TRADITIONS
- THE TRUSTED SERVANT
- Category: Service Sponsorship
- C.A. Service Sponsorship Pamphlet
- C.A. Area Advisory Committees, Boards and/or Steering Committees
- Robert’s Rules of Order Dramatization: Mock Motion Exercise
- Pass It On” Documents: Empowering Trusted Servants TO Ensure Continuous Service
- CA Virtual Sobriety Chips
- Being of Service
- Taking Minutes
- “Property and Prestige”
- The Delegate’s Job is a Spiritual One!
- Tradition Eight: We’re nonprofessional
- Concept Six: World Service Office Board of Trustees
- “Pass It On” Documents: Empowering Trusted Servants TO Ensure Continuous Service
- The Basics C.A. Service Sponsorship
- The Importance of Service
- Concept Two: The Authority of Our Collective Conscience
- Concept Nine: Good Leadership
- C.A. Group Servants
- Trusted Servants, Our Leaders
- Bleeding Deacon versus Elder Statesperson
- Category: Speaker Coaching
- Category: Traditions
- Case Study: Covid-19 Group Inventory To Help Assess Having In-Person Meetings
- COVID-19 Group Inventory To Help Assess Having In-Person Meetings
- “Property and Prestige”
- Twelve Traditions: Introduction
- Tradition Twelve: Anonymity
- Tradition Ten: No opinion on outside issues
- Tradition Eight: We’re nonprofessional
- Tradition Six: Problems of money, property, and authority
- Tradition Five: Primary Purpose
- Tradition Two: Group Conscience
- Tradition Eleven: Public Relations & Personal Anonymity
- Tradition Seven: We’re self-supporting
- Tradition Nine… Creating Service Boards or Committees
- Tradition Four: What does it mean C.A. Groups are autonomous?
- Tradition Three: Who can be a member of C.A.?
- Tradition Two and the Principle of Consistent Rotation…
- Tradition One: Personal recovery depends upon C.A. unity.
- Category: Unity
- WSC APPROVED LITERATURE, BOOKS, AND GUIDELINES
- Case Study: An agnostic group rewrites the 12 Steps.
- Case Study: A Group is using non-conference approved literature in their meeting.
- Case Study: What can a Group do about a disruptive member?
- Case Study: Does Fundraising Conflict with Tradition Seven?
- A suggested format for resolving conflicts within the Group