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Keri Matwick interviews Joanna Wang, an AWA runner, about her training during and after pregnancy to PB in her second half-marathon.

Check out this issue's AWA Group Spotlight about the new Pickleball group.

How do you deal with bullies? Dulce Zamora recalls her Gr.5 teacher who helped her make peace with her tormentors and gain self-confidence.

Helena Cochrane, AWA alumna, reflects on the uncertainty and sense of adventure that accompanies returning home and staring a new chapter.

AWA runner Laura Binns shares about the reasons she will run for Mind Charity, the UK mental health charity, at the 2024 London Marathon.

Rajashree Keller shares her personal journey of overcoming her fears during the pandemic to realize she has choices in an uncertain world.

Discover how women have quietly made their voices heard amidst the uproar over encroaching development in North Vietnam. By Dulce Zamora.

Photographer Elena Boyce discovers how Singapore potter, Alvin Ng, adds a touch magic to his pottery by using a traditional "dragon kiln."

Extended editorial on the theme for the Feb/March 2024 AWA magazine inspired by the symbolism of the Dragon in the Chinese zodiac

Maureen Mai navigates the storied canals and cobblestone alleys, camera in hand, capturing the essence of the timeless city of Venice.

Interview with Elena Boyce about her inspiration for beginning her Faces Behind the Makers project to promote Singapore's heritage trades

Andrea McKenna Brankin, a mental health advocate, shares advice from her friends about finding clarity of purpose in their lives.

Mandakini Arora's book review of Oprah's Book Club novel, The Covenant of Water, by Abraham Verhese.

AWA member Stephanie Kolentsis shares her picks and must-see events at Singapore's 2024 Art Week, starting Jan 17, 2024.

Interview with AWA member Caroline Beaumont.

Mandakini Arora shares the reasons she feels at home at Singapore Writers Festival and the AWA Writers Group.

Christine Agertoft, a Member of The American Club, shares how she makes the holiday season special while away from her family's hometown.

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.