Human Rights: Bermuda’s Human Rights Commission says intakes rose to 215 in 2025, up from 179 in 2024, with employment discrimination the top issue (31%), followed by goods, facilities and services (17%) and workplace harassment (13%); gender was the most common protected ground (19%). Youth & Work: In the House of Assembly, Minister Jason Hayward highlighted Youth Employment Strategy work via Summer Employment Programmes and the ongoing rollout of Bermuda Job Connect. Education & Literacy: Bermuda Education Network (BEN) kicked off its Fortitude Re Summer Learning Programme at Somersfield Academy, supporting P3 and P4 students with small-group literacy instruction, tutoring, and arts plus jujitsu. Community & Culture: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda hosts its “How much would you pay to see me…?” fundraiser in Victoria Park on Sunday, with 11 local contestants taking on dares to raise $1,500 each for mentoring. Transport Update: ShoreLink now supports offline mobile fare validation, letting eligible tickets be checked on board even without Wi‑Fi or mobile data. Health Scholarships: Bermuda Hospitals Board awarded $152,000 in scholarships to 12 students across medicine, nursing and allied health. Justice Appeal: Mothers of double murder victims Razi Garland and Amon Robinson renewed calls for community help as police continue the investigation. Youth Voice: Bermuda Youth Parliament debated lowering the voting age to 16, arguing it would better reflect young people’s priorities. Climate Activism: Ocean Rebellion docked in St George’s for three days, urging a fossil fuel treaty and stronger climate action for island communities. Sports & Travel: Hilton Boston Park Plaza will feature Bermudian-themed experiences during Sail Boston 2026, partnering with the Spirit of Bermuda and Goslings Rum. Local Planning Notices: Government and legal notices for July 10 include planning applications and acting appointments.