Description
Pamphlet P-21, titled “Indigenous People in A.A.” (formerly “A.A. for the Native North American”), is a revised piece of Conference-approved literature. It contains personal stories from Indigenous individuals who have maintained sobriety while honoring their cultural heritage and spiritual traditions.
The resource highlights how members can embrace recovery through Alcoholics Anonymous without having to give up their rich Native heritage.
Core Features
- Personal Stories: Contains 15 stories, including nine new introductions written by Indigenous people from various tribal nations and communities. [1]
- Inclusive Terminology: The term “Indigenous” includes cultures living on the land prior to colonization. [1]
- Spiritual Harmony: Addresses the balance between ancient teachings and A.A.’s Twelve Steps, emphasizing that A.A.’s spiritual foundation respects all individual beliefs.
