AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoNational Identity: Dominica marked Flag Day on October 11, while National Emblems Week brings community and school activities to promote understanding of the flag and other symbols. Sport & Education: Olympic champion Thea LaFond-Gadson received an honorary Doctor of Laws from UWI, adding to recognition of her historic gold medal and advocacy for women in sport. Creole Culture: Ti Vilaj Kwéyòl returns to the Botanic Gardens October 19–22, with more than 90 entrepreneurs showcasing local food, crafts, music and traditions. Food & Farming: World Food Day activities run through October 16, highlighting youth, innovation and resilient food systems. Women & Creativity: Dominican women are invited to submit poetry, prose or spoken word for a Commonwealth-wide creative campaign ahead of the November forum. Community Alert: Police are seeking information about missing 14-year-old Kenan Peters of Eggleston. Heritage: A Black History Month feature traces how Belfast Charitable Society members profited from a sugar plantation on Dominica, while others campaigned against slavery.
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