AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoIndigenous Heritage: The University of Minnesota has returned Mimbres ancestral remains and cultural belongings to Hopi and Pueblo communities for reburial, after years of consultation. Early Learning: UK-based N Family School plans to open its first U.S. location in Eagan later this year, bringing its research-led curriculum and outdoor learning approach to Minnesota families. Arts & Nightlife: Minneapolis Amplified is turning local businesses into music venues, while Bright Eyes brought its “Lullaby for the Working Class” project to First Avenue. The Guthrie also welcomes John Kani’s Kunene and the King for its Minnesota debut. Community Culture: St. Paul’s HmongTown Marketplace faces foreclosure, leaving longtime vendors uncertain about the future of a key community gathering place. Former Lavender Magazine staffers have launched a new outlet focused on LGBTQ+ stories in Minnesota. Ojibwe Education: Grand Rapids school leaders praised ISD 318’s Ojibwe education program, which reported a 90.8% high school graduation rate and aims to expand cultural learning and language revitalization across the district.
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