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YEAR IN REVIEW

2025 marked a pivotal year for the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts, defined by continued growth and substantive progress across our initiatives. Our artists remained at the center of this work, and the support of our donors, sponsors, volunteers, partners, and community members strengthened our programs with intention and integrity.

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