AGP Executive Report
Last update: 37 minutes agoHBCU Sports & Community: South Carolina women’s basketball is launching the inaugural PowHER Player Classic at Colonial Life Arena, bringing in Tennessee State, Alabama A&M, and NC Central alongside the Gamecocks, with a Thanksgiving community service day and an NIL Marketplace. Local Fundraiser: In Tuxedo, churches and neighbors are planning a Sept. 12 barbecue benefit for premature twins born far from home, aiming to support Marvel Mae and Weller William Green. Student STEM/Health: SCDES is inviting ages 9–14 to enter its annual Radon Poster Contest, pushing home testing for the odorless, invisible gas. Big Tech & Kids Online: Meta agreed to a sweeping $17.1B multistate settlement over teen social media addiction claims, with South Carolina set to receive about $247M and required youth-safety changes for Instagram and Facebook. Tech in Education: USC is expanding its AI curriculum with Vurvey, giving students hands-on experience using human AI tools used by major brands. Public Safety Tech Backlash: A U.S. city is removing Flock license-plate cameras after misuse concerns, part of a growing privacy fight over automated surveillance. Culture & Legacy: Dolly Parton’s death is prompting fresh tributes and renewed attention to her Imagination Library impact in South Carolina, including books delivered to tens of thousands of kids.
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