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Pm QLD
QWINTAA Brisbane
(Queer Women, Intersex, Non-Binary & Trans
A Vision For You (Gay Men &#; Women)
Address
W. Franklin St.
Boise, ID
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Gay: Gay AA chapters can consist of members who are homosexual men or are simply gay-friendly. Topics in discussion are frequently related to issues facing gay men and their recovery.
LGBTQ: Selected AA chapters focus on providing a adj space for the LGBTQ+ community, and generally welcome LGBTQ+ allies. These groups prioritize members’ recovery and sobriety within a non-heteronormative context.
Lesbian: Lesbian AA meetings are intended as safe spaces for homosexual women and their allies to meet. Discussions generally emphasis on issues and challenges that lesbians face in their recovery.
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Unwanted disruptions are taking place during some online meetings using the Zoom videoconference service.* Experience from A.A. members and Intergroups suggests groups can decrease these disruptions by using specific safety and privacy features available on that service, and by giving service responsibilities to members to address safety and disruption concerns. Some suggestions from members and other Intergroups include:
- Disable File Transfer
- Disable Screen Sharing for Users
- Disable ability for attendees to un-mute themselves
- Consider locking meetings after the meeting starts
- Have a Co-Host who can mute/unmute participants and if necessary, twist off a participant’s video/remove a disruptive participant
- Disable private chat and chat recording
- Set your username for anonymity
The following links and resources share tactics and tools that can help groups continue holding online meetings in a safer and less disruptive way:
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If you think you have a problem with alcohol or require to speak with another alcoholic, please call the Boulder County Intergroup hotline number at
Unwanted disruptions are taking place during some online meetings using the Zoom videoconference service.* Experience from A.A. members and Intergroups suggests groups can decrease these disruptions by using specific safety and privacy features available on that service, and by giving service responsibilities to members to address safety and disruption concerns. Some suggestions from members and other Intergroups include:
- Disable File Transfer
- Disable Screen Sharing for Users
- Disable ability for attendees to un-mute themselves
- Consider locking meetings after the meeting starts
- Have a Co-Host who can mute/unmute participants and if necessary, twist off a participant’s video/remove a disruptive participant
- Disable private chat and chat recording
- Set your username for anonymity
The following links and resources share tactics and tools that can help groups continue holding online meetings in a safer and less disruptive way:
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