AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoOcean Race & Gender-Balanced Sport: Italian-American skipper Francesca Clapcich will start The Ocean Race Atlantic from New York City with a fully crewed IMOCA team, highlighting a 50/50 female-male lineup and the teamwork/boat-handling focus of the Atlantic crossing. Caribbean Music Spotlight: Dominica’s World Creole Music Festival returns October 23–25 at Windsor Park, with Grammy winner Ne-Yo headlining alongside Machel Montano, Maxi Priest, Alkaline, Skillibeng, Uncle Waffles and Guadeloupe acts Les Aiglons, Jean-Marc Ferdinand and Edday. Mental Health, Local Impact: Guadeloupe and Saint Lucia health teams are running a three-day suicide prevention workshop to help clinicians spot early warning signs and intervene to save lives. Public Health Leadership: Dr. Eva Jané Llopis has assumed her PAHO/WHO role for Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean, bringing 25 years of experience to strengthen resilient, equitable health systems across the region. Culture on Screen: A major BFI season will spotlight Sarah Maldoror’s career, starting September 2 with the restored Sambizanga, a landmark film about Angola’s independence struggle. Food & Lifestyle Travel: A new guide spotlights the Caribbean’s best street food stops, including Guadeloupe, as a winter travel plan built around local flavors.
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