A resolution to recognize June 10, 2025, as Alcoholics Anonymous Day.
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Overview
This resolution seeks to officially recognize June 10th of each year as Alcoholics Anonymous Day. The resolution highlights the origins of Alcoholics Anonymous in 1935 and the impact of its 12-step program on individuals struggling with alcoholism and other addictions worldwide. It acknowledges the positive role AA plays in supporting recovery and offers solidarity to those affected by addiction.
Key provisions
- Designates June 10, 2025, as Alcoholics Anonymous Day.
- Recognizes the historical meeting of Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith.
- Acknowledges the development of the 12-step program.
- Highlights the positive impact of Alcoholics Anonymous on recovery.
- Recognizes the adoption of the 12-step program by groups addressing various addictions.
Who is affected
- Individuals struggling with alcoholism
- Families and friends of individuals struggling with alcoholism
- Members of Alcoholics Anonymous
- Individuals struggling with other addictions (e.g., narcotics, gambling, overeating)
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