AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCultural Heritage & Memory: The Philippines mourns Resil Mojares, the historian who chaired the NHCP panel settling the decadeslong dispute over the country’s first Holy Mass site, tying scholarship to the 2021 quincentennial celebrations. Tradition in Motion: Mongolia’s “A Thousand Horsemen” brings international mounted archery, equestrian shows and herder contests to Gorkhi-Terelj, turning horse culture into a tourism draw. Community Culture & Belonging: In Kyrgyzstan, the World Nomad Games’ cultural program leaves a permanent mark with 16 monumental stone sculptures installed at the Centre for Nomadic Civilisation. Local Arts Access: England’s Heritage Open Days returns Sept. 11–20, with Gloucestershire National Trust sites offering free entry on set dates. Food as Identity: A Des Moines community brick-oven event bakes 500+ loaves to celebrate Italian heritage and keep preservation alive. Representation in Practice: Chicago’s Black orthodontist opens a Bronzeville practice to close the representation gap—culture, care, and access in one space. Global Spotlight: Miss World 2026 crowns Joheirry Mola of the Dominican Republic, an educator and community advocate, after weeks of cultural showcases.
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