AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTrans Rights & Storytelling: Laverne Cox, a Mobile native, is pushing back on the idea that trans people need outsiders to speak for them, sharing how her memoir “Transcendent” traces childhood bullying and the long road to telling the truth. Education & Screen Time: Gov. Kay Ivey signed an executive order creating a Governor’s Commission on Screen-Based Instruction, building on Alabama’s cell-phone classroom rules and kindergarten screen limits, with Rep. Jeana Ross set to chair. ARFID Treatment Access: Alsana says it’s expanding support for ARFID through personalized eating-disorder care, including Alabama-based services and virtual options. Local Schools Leadership: Wm. Allen Millican is preparing for a third term on the Gadsden City Board of Education, highlighting enrollment growth and workforce partnerships. Community Support: K99.1FM is teaming up for the 7 Circle of Kindness School Supply Drive to help teachers and students get needed classroom materials. Disability Services Leadership: United Cerebral Palsy named Susan Sellers as its next president and CEO, bringing Alabama nonprofit leadership experience to the national role. Culture & Heritage: A Mobile tour tied to African American history is drawing national attention as a top history experience.
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