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Born from tragedy, the Providence-based institute—now led by Lisa Pina-Warren—continues to fight community violence with compassion, outreach, and the teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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From justice and storytelling to art and community, Generation Rising celebrates impact of season two
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Filmmaker and historian Claire Andrade-Watkins and her team are preserving the Cape Verdean legacy in Rhode Island through storytelling, community advocacy, and a groundbreaking project on the historic Sheldon Street Church
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Tomaquag Museum's Executive Director Lorén Spears and her team work tirelessly to preserve Native heritage, empower Indigenous voices, and celebrate the resilience of Rhode Island’s Native community.
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The leading arts organization opens up about its plans for 2025
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With youths relying more on social media, guidance in the digital age has become more challenging
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'Fellowship is a therapy,' African Alliance of Rhode Island Executive Director Julius Kolawole says,
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The Economic Progress Institute works to improve the well-being of state residents
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'A World of Hurt: How Medical Malpractice Fails Everyone' takes a look at the devastating impact on patients, doctors and society
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State program helps athletes get out of their comfort zone to achieve success