I held an online exhibition entitled (Together We Face Corona), in which the works of a number of young people and children were shown.
I held this exhibition through our network that I established with my mother (Life Just Like a Palette-SamaAsma). It aims to show the ideas of young people about dealing with Corona, lockdown, adherence to the preventive institutions and clarify the seriousness of non-adherence . The exhibition will show (64) drawings , art works, and Photographs dealing with how to confront Corona and how you look at it. (44) youth and children are participating in the exhibition that we announce it opening to receive new art works.
I held the exhibition through our network that I established with my mother (Life Just Like a Palette-SamaAsma).
The UNESCO Youth Team published an article about me and about this exhibition on the UNESCO website on the occasion of International Youth Day.

The National Library and Archives Office of the Iraqi Ministry of Culture allocated an honor roll for my artworks in the library of the generations of the National Library, under the title: (Honor roll for the maker of hope, Samaa AL Ameer) , and the National Library and Archives Office gave to me a special certificate of appreciation under the title (Maker of Hope), in honor of me and my voluntary educational and artistic activity in The Library, and the National Library also presented several certificates of appreciation to me for my art exhibitions that bear the idea of challenging painful reality and making hope, and becouse that i am a first child hold an exhibition through the painting room of National Library and Archives Office.

I launched a campaign entitled (Cleanliness is Culture) during an electronic workshop that I set up through the (Life just like a palette) Network, and other workshops were followed in the drawing room of the National Library and Archives office in the Iraqi Ministry of Culture, and children interacted with the topic in writing and drawing, and we held an art exhibition on that. My idea included a call for public cleanliness in order to preserve the beauty and safety of the environment, as I said that (public cleanliness is an important part of our life, and we must all be one hand to maintain the cleanliness of public places, and people must refrain from randomly throwing waste, but waste must be thrown in the places designated for it. ).
I will reopen the exhibition, but this time on the Internet, I will invite young people and children to provide us with new entries to display in it.

late of 2019, the International Foundation (IIX) chose the story of my painting (a woman who spreads happiness in the present and the future) that inspired by my personal experience within the list of five real stories of courage (Stories of Courage), and dedicated a page on its website under the title (Stories from SHE IS MORE Youth) for the stories of courage that are inspired by the inspiring artwork and participate in their titled competition (SHE IS MORE), including the story of the my painting.
Before that,(IIX) Organization had awarded me a Certificate of Excellence,due to the selection of my artwork within the distinguished artworks in the global competition (She is more),and was shown Digitally screened on Screen at the competition festival for celebrating the value of women through art,which was held by the aforementioned institution in Singapore/ 2019, as well as publishing the painting in the festival brochure.

I won international awards and honors as well: winner of Honorable Mention Award (twice) from ShinHan Art Foundation in South Korea,winner of Inspiring Hands Award from International Art Platform (Champs Work)/India, winner of the drawing competition held by the Australian Embassy in Baghdad,winner of (featured weekly painting) competition, held by the painting room of Iraqi National Library and Archives Office,winner a certificate of excellence from the Impact Investment Exchange organization / Singapore,I was honored with a certificate of appreciation from the Thalassemia Society in the United Kingdom/2020,I was honored with the Excellence Award and a certificate of honor from the Arab Creators Association,I received a certificate of appreciation from the organization Food and Agriculture for the United Nations,I received many certificates of appreciation from the Iraqi Ministry of Culture and Iraqi National Library and Archives Office for my artistic role and spreading hope .

Through (Life just like a palette – SamaAsma) Network, I launched a campaign entitled (I Read) on November 22, 2018, after an electronic workshop on the importance of reading in our lives. I called on children, youth and parents who wish to participate to send their pictures with the books they read with writing the meaning or idea of those books. A number of children submitted their posts online, and the network posted it on its Facebook page in an album entitled The Campaign and the Event (I Read).
I will organize an exhibition for the campaign on the Internet under the title (Friends of the Book .. I Read) and I will invite young people and children to provide us with new posts to display in it.

I have launched campaigns for positive thinking and conducted workshops on that : the culture of love, coexistence, tolerance and peace: love is the best medicine for Iraq, love is the best medicine for the body and the soul, I read - friends of the library, the hygiene culture (clean your city), and youth and children interact with it, and as a result the establishment of Positive thinking exhibitiones. Iraqi newspapers published about the campaigns.
The London newspaper, "Morning Star", published an interview with me about my campaign in the culture of love, tolerance, coexistence, peace and titled "Love is the best medicine for my country, Iraq".
I will return to work on these campaigns via the Internet and to establish new electronic exhibitions with the artworks that will result from these campaigns.

After the success of my personal (solo) paintings exhibitions in 2017, many mothers contacted my mother, asking her for help to support their daughters and sons. My mom began thinking how we can support them? We ( my mom and I ) decided to establish a voluntary electronic network to support positive thinking, energies and talents, we gave it the name (Life Just Like a Palette - SamaAsma), which is a voluntary, educational, educational and artistic electronic network. The network is a project to provide support to young and promising talents - especially those with special circumstances such as orphans, people with disabilities and difficult family conditions, educating them about reading and charging them with positive energy. Through its activity on the Internet and the ground, the network seeks to link higher values to thinking, art, education and creativity, and build a positive person who respects human values.We have held many exhibitions and workshops for youth and children.

Since 2016, I started organizing exhibitions. I held ten exhibitions (8 of them are personal exhibitions of mine) in each of the National Library and Archives Office, children culture house, the Iraqi Journalists Syndicate, and a festival held by the Iraqi Council of Ministers and on the Internet, which are: The permanent exhibition for me in the generations library of the National Library and the Archives office of the Ministry Al-Iraqiya, under the title: Honor List, The Maker of Hope, Samaa AL Ameer, Positive Thinking Exhibition (Clean Your City, Cleanliness is a Culture), A Beautiful Life, A Life Colored with Love (two groups), I restructure myself (two groups), aesthetic windows to the world of my dreams, the world of my dreams that challenges the pain of reality, I participated in an exhibition held by the Iraqi Ministry of Culture , and a digital display of my painting at the She Is More Festival - which was held by the IIX Foundation in Singapore.

I was born in a complex medical condition that prevented me from walking and sitting and forced me to stay at home, but with my personal training, with the encouragement of my mother, the Iraqi journalist and writer Asmaa Mohammed Mustafa, I challenged the circumstances and difficulties. I drew for the first time while I was 3 years old. As I was not accepted into the school for people with disabilities due to my critical and complex health condition, my mother accepted the challenge to be my teacher at home and my personal guide, and to provide technical and cultural training to me at home by devoting all her time to me and following my dreams. In my early childhood my mother taught me to use the computer, and I taught myself to draw with the computer on my own when I found on the computer screen an icon that caught my attention, so I opened it and discovered that it is a drawing program.I drew many hand and digital drawings that I will later exhibit.