AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoIndependence Season: Dominica’s 48th anniversary celebrations continue with Hard Kweyol Dress Friday, district festivals in Pointe Michel and Woodford Hill, and Market Day with a Difference in Mahaut. National Emblems Week begins Monday with Flag Day. Women’s Opportunities: The Vision to Velocity initiative is urging greater investment in young Caribbean women, pairing participants with business leaders and networks to help them build careers and businesses at home. Faith and Books: Community leader McDonald L. Thomas has released the first volume of a planned series on Christian growth, spiritual formation and discipleship. Youth and Agriculture: Wesley farmer and police officer Dywany St. John, named CARICOM Young Farmer of the Year, is encouraging young people to see farming as a business and a source of opportunity. Festival and Heritage: The World Creole Music Festival returns October 23–25, with Dominica’s Midnight Groovers, Exile One and WCK among the performers; traditional crafts will also feature at the 13th E.O. LeBlanc Memorial Lecture. Health and Outdoors: Eighty-three hikers took on the Boeri Lake Trail for Dominica’s World Heart Day event, promoting exercise and heart health.
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