AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGender & Representation: TEDIC’s “All Male Panel” exhibition opens at Centro Cultural de España in Asunción, using 1,500+ photos to spotlight how women are excluded from expert panels and decision-making spaces, with the archive shown at Biblioteca Las Sinsombrero until 24 October. Montserrat Spotlight: A “dark tourism” roundup includes Montserrat, tying the island’s 1995 Soufrière Hills eruption to the growing trend of visiting sites tied to major disasters. Health & Food Choices: A Caribbean-focused explainer argues carbs aren’t the enemy, but meal planning matters—especially avoiding stacking multiple carb-heavy dishes at once. Education Safety Check: Ghana’s GTEC lists 110 unrecognised institutions (as of end of September 2026) and urges due diligence on certificates. Local Finance Leadership: Bank of Montserrat advertises replacements for three senior managers hired in 2025, raising questions about leadership continuity during its digital transformation. Civic Tech/Engagement: ASU student groups step up voter registration efforts ahead of midterm elections, including outreach for international and out-of-state students.
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