AGP Executive Report
Last update: 21 minutes agoWomen in Sport: Olympic champion Shaunae Miller-Uibo called on regional sports leaders to give female athletes equal access to funding, coaching, medical care and leadership roles, and said motherhood should not end an elite career. Youth Sport: Nassau is hosting the CARIFTA Artistic Gymnastics Championships, welcoming more than 200 competitors; Team Bahamas has 35 gymnasts and hopes to build on two straight third-place finishes. Women’s Leadership: Cable Bahamas’ “A Seat at the Table” brought women together at Baha Mar ahead of the Inspire Her conference, celebrating five years of work supporting girls and women. Community & Faith: Holy Cross Anglican Church’s six-decade role in Soldier Road and Highbury Park is being recognized with a street renaming. Shared Table: More than 600 people are expected at Nassau’s Longest Table, with children’s Bahamian-colour handprints decorating the 700-foot setting. Health: New WHO figures put adult obesity in The Bahamas at 48.3%, renewing concern about diet, processed foods and access to nutritious local produce. Bahamian Music: Nassau Music Society’s new season spans opera, steel pan and chamber music, with its Bahamian Showcase set for November 28.
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