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The AMERICAN GROUP THERAPY ASSOCIATION, which was organized in 1943, held its Second Annual Meeting at the Russell Sage Foundation Building in New York City on January 12th and 13th, 1945. The program centered around the topic, The Process of Group Therapy. The aim of the American Group Therapy Association is to explore the clinical possibilities of the various types of group treatment to patients of different ages and different types of problems. This information, largely in the form of reprints, is supplied to its members. Monthly discussion meetings dealing with practical problems of treatment are held in New York City for members of the Association only. The membership consists of qualified psychiatrists, psychiatric case workers, psychologists and group therapists who had worked for a specified time under the supervision of psychiatrists. The officers of the Association are: President, Mr. S. R. Slavson; Vice-President, Dr. Lawson G. Lowrey; Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. George Holland. On the Executive Committee are Dr. Nathan W. Ackerman, Dr. Temple Burling, Mrs. Helen M. Glauber, Miss Fern Lowry, Dr. Kenneth I. Wollan and Dr. Caroline B. Zachry. The address of the Association is 228 East 19th Street, New York 3, New York.