AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCommunity Connections: The University of Aruba’s free Social Carousel on October 13 will connect students and the public with island organizations working in social welfare, health, education and justice. Mental Health & Music: Respaldo’s “Let’s Sing for Mental Health 2.0” brings 20 performers to the stage on October 17, using music and self-expression to spotlight emotional well-being. Tourism & Nature: AHATA is urging a shift from visitor numbers to visitor value, while conservation group ABC wants nature recovery built into Aruba’s tourism plan, including restoring wetlands and protecting shoco habitat. Caribbean Film: The Krioyo Film Festival will screen 23 films from Aruba and neighboring islands, with public screenings starting October 26 in Curaçao. Youth & Opportunity: Aruba’s tourism authority brought more than 125 hospitality and culinary students together with industry professionals, while 131 Aruba shared its child-helpline experience at a regional consultation. Family Learning: The Aruba Conservation Foundation invites families to a nature-themed movie night at Arikok National Park on October 14.
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