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The labor union of the finest singers, dancers, staging staff, and faculty, staff, and instructors in opera, choral performance, and concert dance in the United States.

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Recent Updates & Announcements

Women’s History Month Spotlight: Karen Hogle Brown Builds Community and Opportunity Through HERS Music Ensemble

Women’s History Month Spotlight: Karen Hogle Brown Builds Community and Opportunity Through HERS Music Ensemble

AGMA Members Advocate for Arts Funding in Albany

AGMA Members Advocate for Arts Funding in Albany

Women’s History Month Spotlight: Queens, Witches, Mothers, Mourners, & Lovers (Community Behind the Curtain)

Women’s History Month Spotlight: Queens, Witches, Mothers, Mourners, & Lovers (Community Behind the Curtain)

AGMAzine Archives: AGMAzine Adds Some Color to Its Pages in 1990

AGMAzine Archives: AGMAzine Adds Some Color to Its Pages in 1990

AGMA Celebrates 90 Years

AGMA Celebrates 90 Years

Special AGMA Pride Caucus Session with Pride at Work Executive Director on March 13

Special AGMA Pride Caucus Session with Pride at Work Executive Director on March 13

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Unionizing gives Artists a strong collective voice to shape their workplaces and industries. As union members, AGMA Artists are able to establish industry standards in wages, benefits, and working conditions. By standing together in union, AGMA Artists have the power to enforce their contracts and address critical issues like workplace harassment or and discrimination. Forming a union with AGMA means connecting with nearly 7,000 Artists across 75+ companies to improve careers and lives in the Arts.