AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMontana Culture & Lifestyle: Crow-language student film: Hardin High School students created a 33-minute animated movie entirely in Crow, working with Crow elders and language speakers to preserve and pass on Apsáalooke culture to younger generations. Women’s sports in Montana: Helena’s Ann Gilbert is behind the Montana Women’s Triathlon, now drawing 300 athletes from across the state and beyond, built from years of community organizing and her nursing background. Local community health: Laurel Senior Center and Montana State University Extension are launching SAIL, a free 12-week strength, balance, and mobility program for adults 65+ starting Sept. 1. Housing for foster youth: HUD Secretary Scott Turner joined Montana leaders in Bozeman to highlight progress and discuss housing stability for young adults transitioning out of foster care. Two-Spirit history: A Two Spirit column spotlights surviving Indigenous stories and figures, including Kuilix and Lozen, as living inspiration for future generations. Politics & culture: A national look at ballot measures flags Montana among states voting on abortion protections, alongside fights over voter ID and eligibility rules for students in sports.
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