AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoJewish American Heritage Month Momentum: More than 300 U.S. municipalities have officially proclaimed May as Jewish American Heritage Month, with the Combat Antisemitism Movement pushing mayors to host events celebrating Jewish history, culture, and belonging. Community Food Security: Feeding America West Michigan is bringing a mobile food pantry to Kingsford on June 10 at Redemption Hill Church, with drive-thru distribution starting at 11 a.m. Local Culture & Identity: A new guide highlights how to pronounce Michigan’s oddly named towns, from “Christmas” (kriss-muss) to “Mesick,” tied to the area’s mushroom heritage. Music in the Spotlight: School of Rock students (about 575 across 70 bands) will perform at Summerfest in Milwaukee June 25–26, turning music education into a major public stage moment. Art on Campus: College of DuPage’s “Walking With Giants” exhibition brings 10 giant sculptures of iconic U.S. artists to the Glen Ellyn campus through Oct. 18. Pride Despite Pressure: Coeur d’Alene’s Pride in the Park marks its 10th anniversary June 6, with organizers emphasizing visibility, solidarity, and queer youth scholarships. Health Care Access for Kids: The COVID Institute in Plano says it’s expanding pediatric Long COVID evaluation for patients under 18, citing the shortage of dedicated clinics and the unique challenges of diagnosing children.
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