Democracy
The Let RI Vote Act, which would permanently adopt measures used in 2020 during the pandemic, has cleared another hurdle as the Rhode Island...
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Growing up as a military kid, Dr. Taino Palermo and his sisters were born in many different parts of the world but always called...
Media
The Hortencia Zavala Foundation (HZF) is pleased to sponsor, once again, the Journalism Camp: Covering Race, Ethnicity, and Culture, a first-in-class 12-week program providing practical guidelines...
Business
“Practices of the old are not going to attract the talent of the new,” said Nina Pande, executive director of Skills for Rhode Island’s...
Democracy
Entrepreneurship for All (EforAll), and Entrepreneurs Forever (eforever), will be launching free small-business support programs focusing on people of color in Rhode Island in May. The...
Arts and Culture
The Rhode Island Latino Arts (RILA), a nonprofit organization in Central Falls promoting Hispanic-Latino artists; providing them with a space to showcase and perform...
Media
“We are thrilled to welcome the inaugural cohort,” reads the announcement by Solutions Journalism Network (SJN) and Hearken, sponsors of Democracy SOS. ”Together, they will experiment with new ways to...
Business
“I am a first-generation professional, and I’m in the business of people, ‘ says Adriana Dawson in greeting visitors to her Linkedin profile –...
Health
Colon cancer causes about 11 percent of cancer deaths among Hispanic-Latino males and nine percent among Hispanic-Latina females, according to the American Gastroenterological Association....
Community
“YIA plays an imperative role in the development of youth and their adult allies, going beyond traditional approaches to leadership development by prioritizing social-emotional...
Economy
PROVIDENCE—Citizens Financial Group has pledged $600,000 to local workforce development efforts and training programs, with $200,000 dedicated to the Citizens Community College Accelerator initiative...
Economy
PROVIDENCE—While Rhode Island banks employ over 9,600 individuals and have paid more than $589 million to the state’s employees, industry members have recognized a...