AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoYouth Safety & Digital Rights: Meta agreed to a landmark multistate settlement over Instagram and Facebook addiction claims, with new limits for teens (including a two-hour daily cap, nighttime blocks, and school-hour notification limits) and major safety changes—payments include a share for American Samoa as part of the deal. Local Education & Health: Intersections, Inc. completed the first ACCESS program in American Samoa, teaching special-needs students consent, boundaries, safety skills, and decision-making with parent participation and support from the Department of Health and Education. Culture & Community Spotlight: Congresswoman Uifa’atali Amata highlighted the National Park of American Samoa during National Park Week, tying the island’s protected wildlife and cultural heritage to the park’s mission. Sports & Identity: Stanford’s Samoan-American coach Tavita Pritchard opened his career with a win on Pacific Island Heritage Celebration night, with cultural designs on the field. Citizenship Legal Fight: A U.S. judge declined—for now—to block Trump’s latest birthright citizenship executive order, keeping the legal challenge moving forward. STEM for Youth: American Samoa students joined a drone competition through the Department of Education’s technology integration push, framing it as more than just STEM practice.
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