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There are many individual voices in America. With time, many of those voices merge to form a collective shout. In 1998, that shout was the Asian America Women Artists Alliance (AAWAA). The AAWAA was formed to bring the experiences of upcoming and established women artists together in a space that fosters their diverse and unique experiences, with help from individuals such as Board Member Jacie Almira, 32. From paintings and installations to performing arts, artists of all levels and backgrounds have a chance to inspire others with new ideas. They're still at the start of a journey, but all of AAWAA's achievements are poised to take them far. Read more about this dynamic organization in this week's Non-Profit Spotlight.
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The Asian American Women Artists Alliance is a non-profit women artists organization based in New York. We are a unique women collective organizing two to four exhibitions a year.