AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoIsland Traditions: Hundreds of Guam families gathered at cemeteries for All Souls’ Day, cleaning graves, sharing prayers and leaving flowers, photos and food to remember loved ones. Micronesian Stories: Humanities Guåhan will host the Guam premiere of Remathau: People of the Ocean on Nov. 10, followed by a week of screenings and community events with Nicole Yamase, the first Micronesian to reach Challenger Deep. Youth & Culture: A $200,000 pilot will support traditional paddling programs for young people in Hågat, Humåtak, Malesso’ and Inalåhan. Education & Opportunity: Career Tech opened a Tumon internship hub to prepare students for workplace placements. UOG also climbed in four categories in the latest U.S. News rankings. Family History: A 550-page book traces Guam’s Flores family from patriarch Sotero Flores, born in 1795, through generations of descendants. Pacific Stewardship: Island advocate Theresa Arriola warned that deep-sea mining plans risk sidelining Pacific communities and their sovereignty.
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