AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLiving Heritage: Meghalaya’s Wangala harvest festival opens for its 50th year, with performers planning a 1,000-drum gathering and a Guinness World Records bid. Organizers expect more than 100,000 visitors. Women’s Enterprise: In Zanzibar, the Mamas cultural and food initiative is helping local women—many single mothers or survivors of abuse—earn a living while sharing regional traditions. Indigenous Knowledge: Tlingit scholar Aandaxjoon Sabena Allen says generations of close ties to land and water offer lessons for responding to climate change. Education and Legacy: India observes National Education Day on Nov. 11, honoring Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, the country’s first education minister and a key figure in building its education system. Arts and Memory: A new book traces how Chinese calligraphy reflects the country’s history, philosophy and regional cultures.
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