AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoJazz & Nightlife: Dr Julian’s Yes Yes brings a fresh, audience-friendly jazz project to Stage 33 Live, with a rotating lineup of heavyweight players and big, melodic energy. Anti-Colonial Politics: The International Decolonization Front adopted the “Corte Declaration,” condemning French colonial exploitation across overseas territories, from economic pressure and unemployment to crackdowns on peaceful activists. Arts & Exchange: Waitukubuli Artist Association wrapped a three-week Martinique–Dominica residency for visual artist JKing, featuring workshops at Soufrière Primary School, Carnival costume know-how, and a new mural plus school and driftwood creations. Indigenous Rights: The Baku Initiative Group marked World Indigenous Peoples Day by reaffirming support for Indigenous languages, cultures, and self-determination—explicitly naming communities including Kalinago and Indigenous Peoples of Guadeloupe and Martinique. Environment: A surge of foreign plastic waste washed onto Jamaica’s coastline is also reaching the wider region, raising alarms for marine life and food chains and calling for cross-border action. Youth & Heritage: In Carriacou, six Optimist boats were hand-built by local youth through a traditional boatbuilding programme, with plans for a launching ceremony rooted in maritime customs.
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