AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGuam Arts & Community: The Tower for Humanity project is back in the spotlight with a Twin Towers replica at Micronesia Mall Center Court, built from toy timber logs and lit for a 9/11 remembrance ceremony tied to the 25th anniversary. Dance & Festival News: Registration is open for the 2026 Guam International Dance Festival (Dec. 4–6), with a new international folk invitational division and a deadline of Oct. 21. Sports (CNMI): Leigh Gases’ Sports Leigh-Out spotlights CNMI Labor Day champions in softball and a Labor Day golf win in Oregon, keeping island athletes in the conversation even off-island. Creative Livelihoods (FSM): FSM launched plastics repurposing training workshops across Yap, Chuuk, Kosrae, and Pohnpei, turning PET waste into jewelry and decor while supporting Micronesia Clean Up Day. Culture & Heritage (Pacific): Traditional navigation leaders are urging Pacific Islands Forum recognition of voyaging knowledge as living heritage, framed as a regional priority for the Blue Pacific. Film & Human Rights: A Pacific human rights film festival at USP Labasa used documentaries and talanoa discussions to spotlight women’s rugby and ocean community stories.
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