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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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AGMAzine Archives: The Early Days of the AGMA Website

AGMAzine Archives: The Early Days of the AGMA Website

Women’s History Month: Harriet Fraser on Balancing Art, Medicine, and Motherhood

Women’s History Month: Harriet Fraser on Balancing Art, Medicine, and Motherhood

Women’s History Month Spotlight: AGMA’s Western Region Vice President on Sowing the Roots of Solidarity

Women’s History Month Spotlight: AGMA’s Western Region Vice President on Sowing the Roots of Solidarity

Women’s History Month Spotlight: A Tribute to Our Opera Mamas

Women’s History Month Spotlight: A Tribute to Our Opera Mamas

Women’s History Month Spotlight: Aleta Braxton’s Dedication, Advocacy, and Impact

Women’s History Month Spotlight: Aleta Braxton’s Dedication, Advocacy, and Impact

AGMAzine Archives: In 2011, AGMA Marked 75 Years and Looked Ahead

AGMAzine Archives: In 2011, AGMA Marked 75 Years and Looked Ahead

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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.