AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCulture & Identity: Ohio State’s artist laureate Charles O. Anderson is launching “Croatoa: Re-Singing America’s Next 250 Years,” using residencies, storytelling, and movement workshops to connect Ohio communities to the country’s 250th birthday. Local Arts & Community: Wheeling University received a $525,000 bequest from alumna Sandra Piper Sonneborn and her husband, funding scholarships for West Virginia students. Sports & Style: The Sapphire Golf Tour’s Mile High Women’s Open in Denver crowned Serah Khanyereri, a Nairobi-born pro whose win spotlights pathways for Black women in golf. Food & Diaspora: Drāvida opened in New York’s East Village, bringing chef Aarthi Sampath’s South Asian diaspora menu to a “belong here” dining experience. Health & Data: UC San Francisco leads the $12.5M ASPIRE Cohort to track why some Asian American communities face higher cancer risks, including lung cancer in nonsmoking women. Tech & Power: A new Trump memo pushes the military to accelerate AI use while insisting on oversight for autonomous weapons. Politics & Protest: A U.S.-backed sanctions push against Cuba continues, while U.S. groups plan an LA protest for “No War on Cuba.”
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