The Public Information & Cooperation with the Professional Community (PI/CPC) committee meets on the 2nd Wednesday at 7:00 pm.

Meeting ID: 897-0307-8285

Password: 672322

📣 A.A. PI/CPC Committee

The PI/CPC Committee helps make sure accurate information about Alcoholics Anonymous reaches the public and the professionals who work with alcoholics. Its purpose is to explain what A.A. is, what A.A. does, and how A.A. can be a resource, while honoring our Traditions of anonymity and non‑affiliation.

What the Committee Does

• Public Information (PI) — Shares accurate A.A. information with schools, community groups, businesses, and local media. Provides meeting lists, presentations, and public service announcements while protecting anonymity.

• Cooperation with the Professional Community (CPC) — Meets with professionals such as healthcare workers, counselors, clergy, educators, and social service agencies to explain how A.A. works and how to connect people with us.

• Builds relationships — Maintains communication with organizations that encounter alcoholics in their work, offering A.A. as a resource without affiliation.

• Supports local outreach — Helps groups and districts carry the message responsibly and consistently in the community.

Why It Matters

Many people first hear about A.A. from a teacher, doctor, counselor, or community program. By providing clear, accurate information, the PI/CPC Committee helps ensure that anyone seeking help can find their way to A.A. with confidence and understanding.