AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoNative Culture & Education: The Congressionally chartered National Fund for Excellence in American Indian Education announced $6.5 million in added support for nine Bureau of Indian Education schools to expand Native language immersion, teacher pipelines, and family/community engagement. Local Arts & Community: Diné College students helped curate a Heard Museum exhibit, “Returning Home: Navajo Textiles, Memory and the Living Archive,” bringing historic Navajo textiles back into community learning. Workforce & Higher Ed: ASU is among eight universities leading the new national Foundry School, launched by the White House to train advanced manufacturing workers and designers, with ASU President Michael Crow joining the announcement. Public Safety & LGBTQ+ Life: Tucson police say a targeted hate crime killed two men outside the Venture-N gay bar; investigators found notes and an alleged list of LGBTQIA+ businesses, and a memorial continues to grow. Politics & Culture Wars: A Puerto Rico court fight over an “X” sex marker on birth certificates was reversed by the First Circuit, keeping male/female markers in public records. Arizona Lifestyle: Flagstaff’s student guide, FlagLive! 2026, spotlights dark skies, trails, and local nightlife for Northern Arizona University students.
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