AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCHamoru Culture: Supporters of Bill 352-38 say it would let experienced cultural practitioners teach in UOG’s CHamoru Studies Program, helping pass knowledge between generations. A museum feature on the kåmyo, the traditional coconut grater, also highlights skills and foodways handed down through CHamoru families. Island Arts: Guam artist Geraldine Datuin explores migration and identity in “Ripened in the Badlands,” while a glass mosaic workshop brings local art and island inspiration together. Film & Media: “Always Yours, Never Mine” arrives in Guam cinemas Oct. 23 after topping P100 million at the box office in the Philippines. The Guam Visitors Bureau has also partnered with South Korea’s SBS Medianet to develop travel and lifestyle content featuring Guam’s culture and experiences. Jiu-Jitsu: The Marianas Open returns to UOG’s Calvo Field House Oct. 24–25, with about 15 Trench Tech competitors set to take part.
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