AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoYouth & Empowerment: The Bahamas marked International Day of the Girl with a focus on girls’ rights, leadership and education. Grand Bahama’s Youth March and Rally brought schools, churches and youth groups together under the theme “Voice to Vision,” while Bahamian student Raia Cargill placed second in the Caribbean Tourism Youth Congress. Sports & Mentorship: World champion hurdler Devynne Charlton returned to the track where she began, hosting a free clinic to help young Bahamian athletes build skills and confidence. Inclusion: Ten-year-old Naveah Strachan received a motorised wheelchair from the Bahamas Educators Managerial Union, giving her greater independence at school. Community & Culture: The Girls’ Brigade plans online training, updated uniforms and programmes addressing issues such as online safety and mental wellness. A recent conference on trauma and social transformation also linked reparations with healing historical wounds and expanding opportunity. Island Life: Mayaguana offers a quieter Bahamian escape, with uncrowded beaches, clear waters and local seafood.
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