AGP Executive Report
Last update: 38 minutes agoArt & Memory: Tabari Artspace DIFC is hosting Mohamed Monaiseer’s solo “85 Seconds To Midnight” (Sept. 11–Oct. 1), a searing look at how war, occupation and imperial power repeat across generations, shaped by news, images and oral histories. Reparations & Heritage: Jamaica is set to file a slavery reparations petition with King Charles III, asking him to refer three questions on transatlantic chattel slavery to the Privy Council, while also meeting the British Museum to discuss repatriating cultural artefacts taken from Jamaica. Human Rights & Food: A new reflection on “Big Meat” traces how the industry’s exploitation—from Sinclair’s “The Jungle” to today—maps onto ongoing human rights abuses. Local Civic Life: Montserrat runs for District 49 in Texas, sharing her immigrant-to-education journey and pushing Latino leadership in local politics. Health & Community: Pink Ribbon Charity Montserrat Inc. announces its October 2026 programme, adding Feet for Life podiatry clinics alongside breast cancer awareness and free mammogram bookings. Regional Agriculture: OECS Director General Dr. Didacus Jules urges transparent access to crown lands for young farmers, with inclusion built into training and finance.
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