Advocates for Awareness of Watchtower Abuses (AAWA) proudly presents “Operation: e-Shunning” – its latest social media campaign aimed at informing the general public about the harmful and devastating effects of the Watchtower’s “shunning” policy. To the average person, Jehovah’s Witnesses …
On April 24, AAWA undertook a major change when it decided to rename itself as “Advocates for Awareness of Watchtower Abuses.” Shortly after AAWA’s launch, it became apparent that our name might not be conveying our message to the mainstream …
Since mid-January, hours of phone conversations and reams of emails have crisscrossed America and the Atlantic as those of us on AAWA’s Advisory Board have plotted and tinkered to get this remarkable organization up on its feet. Despite all of …
AAWA.co is the official website for Advocates for Awareness of Watchtower Abuses, an international group of volunteers. Most are, or were, Jehovah’s Witnesses. Advocates for Awareness of Watchtower Abuses (AAWA) is a legally incorporated organization with clearly defined objectives and principles …
The Watchtower filed a complete set of documents in the Court of Appeal of the State of California, First Appellate District, Division Three on March 27, 2013. The original final filing date was March 26, 2013 and the documents are …
The last time I stepped into a Kingdom Hall was six years ago. At the time I had been trying to fade, but attended a funeral out of respect for a kind and loving woman. As that funeral progressed I …
It was early in 1952 and I was only eight years old when I first experienced going out in the door-to-door service. Not yet baptized, I had to go with an adult the first few times, but I found the opportunity …