blood against blackout

resources

  • A night map of London with meeting rooms glowing along the river

    hunt the signal

  • Someone walking out of a chaotic bar toward a bright meeting

    march against the dark

  • Someone breaking out of chaos into an open meeting door

    crush the chaos

  • A wet East London street with an open meeting door and a chair inside

    claim your chair

Original guidance for finding a meeting. This is not A.A., N.A., or C.A. literature.

if this is an emergency

This meeting finder is not an emergency or medical service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call your local emergency number. In the U.S. or Canada, call or text 988. In the UK or Republic of Ireland, Samaritans can be reached at 116 123.

what to expect

Most meetings last about an hour. Arrive a few minutes early if you can. You do not need to speak. Open meetings usually welcome anyone interested. Closed meetings are for people who identify with that fellowship.

Online meetings usually share a link or phone number. Join muted, and follow any notes on the listing. If a door code or buzzer is listed, that is often the difference between finding the room and walking past it.

official sites

privacy

blood against blackout does not create accounts. Your precise location stays on this device. Favorites and Home/Work/Travel places are stored in this browser only.

The map loads tiles from OpenFreeMap only after you choose to show it. OpenFreeMap receives the visible map area and standard request metadata. Its public service does not require accounts, API keys, or cookies, and blood against blackout does not send it an account identity.

listings, corrections, and takedowns

Meeting details come from public feeds maintained by local service entities. The source office remains responsible for its listing. Use the report link on a meeting when available.

For privacy questions, artwork rights, corrections, or takedown requests, email danielraban@proton.me.