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A reflective poem by AWA writer Ana Chatterjee exploring how the changes invited by the new year happens quietly, outside calendars and resolutions.

Long before global mobility defined modern Singapore, artist Georgette Chen lived a life shaped by movement, hybridity, and choice. Her transnational journey and pioneering art offer an lens on the roots of Singapore’s cosmopolitan identity.

A compassionate look at why Singapore’s decriminalisation of suicide matters—and how it opens the door to care, support, and hope.

Looking for Lunar New Year books for young readers? AWA member Joy Lang shares age-by-age favorites to build Mandarin and cultural understanding.

A moving review of The Colour of Twilight, Yeng Pway Ngon’s final novel—on aging, loss, and writing in a language slowly fading from Singapore’s literary landscape.

Meet Cynthia Muthyala—AWA Assistant Editor turned ADHD coach—on supporting adult women, challenging stigma, and starting a business in Singapore.