AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEducation & Equity: UH reports 60.1% six-year bachelor completion for students of two or more races at Mānoa (2024), while UH Hilo and UH–West Oʻahu also publish similar cohort stats—useful context for how different communities are finishing college. Culture & Community: The Okinawan Festival wraps at the Hawaii Convention Center, celebrating Okinawa–Hawaiʻi ties and the HUOA’s 75 years of volunteer-led culture. Local History in Motion: A free walking tour at ʻIolani Palace retraces the 1893 overthrow with six historic stations and a scholar discussion. Labor & Heritage: Kauaʻi’s Filipino Cultural Center hosts a talk-story on the Hanapēpē Massacre and organizer Pablo Manlapit, marking 102 years and spotlighting workers’ rights. Public Safety: Hurricane Lowell strengthens to Category 5 and may swing closer to Kauaʻi—officials warn watches could be needed. Tech & Learning: UH launches a free “AI for Hawaiʻi” course for everyone, built around local examples and ethics. Civic Rights: AG Aaron Ford wins a court order blocking USPS mail-voting rule changes while the case proceeds. Mental Health: Hundreds join Ala Moana’s Out of the Darkness suicide prevention walk, with messages of hope for families grieving.
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