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RI immigration advocates describe relief after Supreme Court birthright citizenship ruling
The Trump administration had sought to block children born to undocumented parents from automatically receiving citizenship.
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La Broa’ En Tu Barrio Travels Across the State
La Broa’ en tu barrio showcases across the state this summer, from July 3 to…
‘We want to get our schools back’: Central Falls seeks control of its school district after 35 years
With House approval secured, Mayor Maria Rivera is hopeful the Senate will advance legislation returning…
Equity Drives Expansion of Publicly Funded Pre-K in RI
It’s two months into the school year and Dina Quezada’s 4-year–old daughter is finally getting…
Fewer visas, fewer students: URI sees international enrollment slide
The University of Rhode Island saw a significant decrease in the number of international students…
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New England dual language educators preserve Title III funding
Reading aloud a novel to a class of fifth-graders, dark-rimmed glasses perched on the tip…
Senate Majority Leader Ciccone prepares legislation to lay down the law on ICE tactics
enate Majority Leader Frank Ciccone III says he will soon file legislation to protect Rhode…
How are New England states responding to the federal deportation push?
Providence has tightened limits on police cooperation with ICE, drawing pushback from the Trump administration…
R.I. refugee advocates condemn Guard shootings and Trump administration’s immigration crackdown
The leader of the Providence-based Refugee Dream Center decried recent changes to the immigration and…
DOJ sues Providence public schools over loan forgiveness for ‘educators of color’
The U.S. Department of Justice accused Providence public schools and the Rhode Island Department of…
Why Rhode Island Latino Arts fought the Trump administration in court
The Providence-based nonprofit and three other arts organizations won a lawsuit, with the help of…
‘We want to get our schools back’: Central Falls seeks control of its school district after 35 years
With House approval secured, Mayor Maria Rivera is hopeful the Senate will advance legislation returning…
Equity Drives Expansion of Publicly Funded Pre-K in RI
It’s two months into the school year and Dina Quezada’s 4-year–old daughter is finally getting…
Fewer visas, fewer students: URI sees international enrollment slide
The University of Rhode Island saw a significant decrease in the number of international students…
New England dual language educators preserve Title III funding
Reading aloud a novel to a class of fifth-graders, dark-rimmed glasses perched on the tip…
DOJ sues Providence public schools over loan forgiveness for ‘educators of color’
The U.S. Department of Justice accused Providence public schools and the Rhode Island Department of…
Immigrant advocates cheer New Bedford school committee’s ‘safe zone’Â
Immigrant advocates in New Bedford cheered a recent vote by the city’s school committee to…
Summer EBT Program To Support State’s Diverse Child Population
In an effort to address food insecurity year-round, Rhode Island joins 34 states in the…
Identifying and Addressing the Gaps and Challenges within the mental and behavioral health workforce pipeline
Mental health is a critical aspect of overall well-being, yet it remains highly stigmatized and…
Debunking Misinformation In Hispanic Communities To Avoid A Triple-Demic
Winter is coming, and so are the viruses that we’ve come to know as the…
Culturally tailored programs boosts colonoscopy rates among Latinos in ProvidenceÂ
Colon cancer causes about 11 percent of cancer deaths among Hispanic-Latino males and nine percent…
A Dangerous Mix: High Ozone Levels And Obesity
A hot summer may worsen chronic health problems for Latinos
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Gregg Amore: Faith in Democracy
Rhode Island’s Secretary of State discusses voter participation and civic engagement and who inspired him to serve in public office.
Improving policymakers’ understanding of the community’s needs
The Latino Policy Institute focuses in areas including education, economic equity, housing, health, and workforce development.
RI Kids Count Event Highlights Collaboration in Childhood Advocacy
The Rhode Island Kids Count 24th Annual Celebration of Children’s Health and Well-Being event highlighted recent data findings, emphasized ongoing disparities among vulnerable populations, and announced the nonprofit’s 2025 legislative…
This Thanksgiving, it’s not only OK, but necessary to talk politics
After a long and grueling election season, we need to connect with and not avoid one another.
Collaborative Community Outreach On Person-Centered Planning
The Rhode Island Developmental Disabilities Council (RIDDC), in partnership with LAZO Rhode Island and IN2U Relationships, is reaching out to Spanish-speaking individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families…
Majority of Hispanics, Latinos consume news in English
The findings of the Pew Research Center report are consistent with ongoing trends that signify a decades-long shift within the U.S. Hispanic and Latino community – a preponderance for English.
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Total Wireless and Western Union Bring The Sights and Sounds of Guadalajara to Los Angeles with ‘Mexico Transferred’
— Immersive Boyle Heights experience opens September 25 in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, honoring every day life traditions of Guadalajara, Mexico —
Culturally Relevant Cardiovascular Disease Prevention and Care Strategies
NEW YORK, NY — September 16, 2026 — (NOTICIAS NEWSWIRE) — Driven by rising rates of obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure and other risk factors, cardiovascular disease has surpassed cancer as the leading cause of death among Hispanic adults in the United States. Hispanic people represent nearly 1 in 5 of the U.S. population and …
