AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoChampi Recovery: Guam’s mayors are clearing debris and checking on residents as power and water restoration continues. GDOE plans to reopen 33 schools Wednesday, while two remain closed as they house evacuees. Arts & Identity: Guam-born artist Geraldine Datuin’s “Ripened in the Badlands,” exploring migration and Filipino-CHamoru connections, closes today at Guam Museum Cafe Gallery. Workforce: GCA Trades Academy marked 20 years of training local workers, with more than 7,000 students earning industry certificates. Culture: The Guam Micronesia Island Fair is postponed as communities focus on storm recovery; organizers will announce a new date. Women in Leadership: UOG hosts a Famalao’an Candidate Forum Thursday, featuring women candidates discussing issues affecting women and families. Pacific Voices: Pacific churches are pushing back against the U.S. call to end the UN decolonization committee, saying it remains vital to Guam and other Pacific territories’ right to determine their futures. Tourism: GVB has partnered with South Korean media company SBS Medianet to promote Guam’s culture and travel experiences.
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