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  • QR Codes

    Use our QR codes for convenient access to important pages on oa.org. All QR codes are in the PNG image format, which allows for a transparent background. You must right-click, CTRL+click, or OPTION+click to save the QR code to your device. OA.org home page OA.org/contribute QR code for Seventh Tradition contributions. OA.org/quiz QR code for…

  • Website Development Guidelines

    Using Technology without Compromising Traditions Introduction These guidelines have been developed primarily for Overeaters Anonymous service bodies that wish to use the internet to inform others about the presence of OA in their area. These guidelines are not meant to be “rules.” They are provided to help OA members develop or maintain an OA-related website.…

  • Professional Exhibits Fund Application

    You must use this Professional Exhibits Fund Application PDF to submit your request. If you need translation help, refer to the translatable text below.

  • Guidelines for OA Events

    These guidelines have been developed through the experience of OA members and the Board of Trustees, who have contributed to their creation. They reflect OA Traditions and Concepts of Service as reflected in our OA Conference-approved literature. These guidelines are strong suggestions based on the experience of those who have gone before. The guidelines do…

  • Guidelines for Using Copyrighted Material and Trademarks

    Copyright Use Quiz Answer Key This key provides answers that reflect an understanding of copyright law and best practices for social media use in each scenario. Scenario 1 Answers: Olivia’s Online Project Scenario 2 Answers: Ben’s Blog Post Scenario 3 Answers: Sarah’s Social Media Page Scenario 4 Answers: Marcos’s Music Video Scenario 5 Answers: Lisa’s…

  • Let People Know About Your Meeting!

    Your group can publicize your meetings in many ways. Here are a few. For more information, contact your local service body or region and get the Public Information and Professional Outreach Service Manual at bookstore.oa.org. Group Registration Register your group and keep that information current with the World Service Office and your intergroup/service board. Many…

  • Sample cover letter/email to send to television and radio stations

    (Attach PSA file to your email. Script included below. Letter may be modified to suit individual needs.) Dear [Public Affairs Director]: Some of your [viewers/listeners] carry a heavy problem—their weight. They may have a real sickness that cannot be solved by another diet or a little more willpower. They may have thedisease of compulsive eating—a…

  • Using OA’s Public Service Announcements (PSAs)

    Using Public Service Announcements can be a great way to carry the OA message, raise public awareness, and attract new members. A PSA is usually a 15-, 30-, or 60-second radio or television spot with a short message about OA and the phone number and website of the World Service Office and/or the local service body.…

  • Guidelines for Public Information Events

    Purpose Public information events are excellent ways of informing the public about the Overeaters Anonymous (OA) program of recovery. Types of public information events Newcomer nights These are usually open OA meetings whose formats may vary to meet the needs of a particular audience. They commonly feature speakers and a question and-answer period. OA literature…

  • Guidelines for Health Fair Participation

    Purpose of participating An OA display at a local health fair is an excellent way of doing Twelfth Step outreach work. Funding In addition to funding through your service body, funding may be available through your region, or in cooperation with other local service bodies. The Reduced Cost Literature program can assist groups and service…