AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLiteracy: About 30 poets will visit Jamaican schools from November 2–13, using readings and storytelling to encourage creative expression and strengthen literacy. Parenting: During November’s Parent Month, the National Parenting Support Commission is urging families to help stop bullying; a 2026 survey found 27 per cent of students had experienced bullying and 15 per cent cyberbullying. Dancehall: Patra says her Caribbean Music Awards Lifetime Achievement honour prompted deep reflection on her career — and she insists she is “far from finished.” Meanwhile, Beenie Man’s criticism of hurricane relief has fuelled debate over entertainers’ right to challenge the government. Heritage and justice: As Caribbean leaders press Britain on slavery reparations at the Commonwealth summit in Antigua, Jamaica’s Prime Minister Andrew Holness says he wants meaningful discussions. Community learning: A three-year Rotary literacy programme has helped more than 90 Allman Town Primary students improve reading skills, backed by over $4 million in funding. Art and identity: Kingston artist Pamella Chen’s new Water Lane mural traces saltfish’s journey from Norway to its place in Jamaican food culture.
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