AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMarshall Islands Skills: Three University of Hawaiʻi students brought mapping, drone safety and emergency-response training to Ebeye, helping build local skills and support youth programs. Guam Youth Culture: Schools are invited to the Oct. 23 Guam Micronesia Island Fair Youth Fair, where students can try talaya throwing, learn about canoe carving and explore island traditions. Chamoru Foodways: A new look at everyday chokolåte recalls how families once roasted and ground cacao, sometimes thickening the drink with arrowroot starch. Palau’s Future: A 1981 painting framed by a traditional bai anchors a new art show, pairing Palauan heritage with images of a changing society. Culture and Environment: The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear Guam activists’ challenge over explosive disposal near culturally significant fishing and medicine-gathering areas and the island’s main aquifer. Food for Children: Cans for Humanity returns to Micronesia Mall Oct. 10–11, aiming to collect 30,000 cans for Guam children facing food insecurity.
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