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Introduction to the After Ni Hao group at the American Women's Association, a weekly meeting for learning beginning Mandarin.

Andrea McKenna Brankin, a mental health advocate, writes about how learning to listen is how she brings light to her community.

A reflection and celebration of the American Women's Association's 88 years of history and legacy in Singapore.

Qian Marquand, member of AWA since 2017, and an active member of the AWA running group, successfully runs her debut marathon in Beijing

Recommendations for the 2023 Singapore Writers Festival that includes big-name authors, Singaporean and Southeast Asian authors.

How Bebe Seet learned to become a master creator of traditional Peranakan beaded slippers.

"Ties to the community strengthen us. They give us purpose. The people in our lives affirm who we are, and who we want to be."

Martha Smith's letter to the AWA gives us a rare opportunity to experience the early years (1949-1982) with AWA Singapore.

AWA's former running group co-chair Bernie Tretta conquered an epic 70km jungle ultramarathon in Vietnam.

AWA and Eastern Carpets came together for the Annual Carpet Auction on Sep. 29, 2023. It was a night full of heartwarming, positive moments.

Keri Matwick interviews Singapore-based, Australian entrepreneur Elizabeth Theodoros about her growing line of healthy & tasty hummus dips.

Review of Rachel Heng's engaging novel, The Great Reclamation based in post-WW2 Singapore, by AWA member and historian Mandakini Arora.

Our own AWA magazine writer and team member, Helena Cochrane, will be leaving Singapore this September. She has not only contributed...

Lynelle Barrett, an American artist, shares about traditional weaving and natural dye techniques of Southeast Asia.

By Mandakini Arora The House of Doors by Tan Twan Eng, 2023 If you are a Tan Twan Eng fan, his third novel will remind you why. If this...

After losing her job, Stephanie Kolentsis turns a personal obstacle into an opportunity to redefine success and fulfilment for herself.

Kilometres of Friendship and Fun (AWA Running Group), by Keri Matwick Transition usually is a good thing. This process or a period of...

Family Fun Adventures, by Dulce Zamora By next Fall, my oldest daughter Sienna will be applying to college. It’s so cliché to ask, “Where...

by Sara Kelly Writers' Block - a contribution from our AWA Writer's Group “Coochi coo” the grown-ups ooh around the baby bed, Once I was...

Managing change can be one of the most mentally challenging things that we do. Get some new ideas to manage that big change in your life.