AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFilm Education Spotlight: Emerson College jumped to No. 5 on The Hollywood Reporter’s 2026 list of top film schools, highlighting its storytelling focus and AI-integrated creative programs. Youth Tech & Public Policy: Meta asked a federal appeals court to block a Connecticut-involved lawsuit over claims its platforms are addictive to teens, setting up a high-stakes legal fight. Arts & Community Funding: A new report points to shrinking public support and lagging artist pay as economic pressure dims the vibrancy of major arts scenes, with lessons that resonate beyond California. Sacred Arts in Action: Cappella Studio in Atlantic City hosted a multi-day sculpting workshop on creating a crucifix, drawing participants from across the region including Connecticut. Local Culture Through Sport: The Connecticut Sun’s Caitlin Clark–Sophie Cunningham debate continues to spill into national headlines, while Connecticut ties remain front and center for fans. CT Public Interest Tech: A CT fact brief says automated license plate readers aren’t used to enforce traffic laws in Connecticut, outlining what police can use the data for and the limits on retention.
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