AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCHamoru Language: In a new opinion piece, Michael Bevacqua urges people to learn CHamoru for themselves, their children and their elders, reflecting on how language brought him closer to his grandmother and heritage. Community: A Guam cleanup effort has collected an estimated 500 to 600 bags of trash across 10 events, with volunteers working at public spaces around the island. Education: Tiyan High students are set to return to their campus Monday after weeks of double sessions; Simon Sanchez students will remain at Okkodo through December. Cultural Knowledge: Supporters of a bill say it would let experienced CHamoru cultural practitioners teach at UOG, even without conventional academic credentials. Arts and Heritage: The Guam Museum Foundation’s first gala celebrated a century of efforts to preserve the island’s stories, while artist Geraldine Datuin’s exhibition explores migration and identity. Sports and Community: Guam’s U15 soccer team is competing in the inaugural FIFA U15 World Cup and Festival in Azerbaijan; the rescheduled KAMORALE FSM Day Goodwill Games also begin this weekend, bringing Micronesian communities together through sport.
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