Education

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Breaking Bread Launches New Mentorship Program

Virtual mentorship meetings take place over six weeks, in addition to hosting leadership workshops, monthly events and a podcast series.

Jamie Coelho,

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Cultivating Gratitude: Inside the Gordon School’s Annual Tradition

The Gordon School’s kindergarteners hold their annual Gratitude Meal, a celebration of thankfulness, community and lifelong lessons.

Alicia Maria Ortiz Alba,

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History That Doesn't Suck Podcast Comes to Providence

Dr. Greg Jackson took his passion for history and storytelling to the stage for a live touring show.

Jill Cervantes,

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Fabric Arts Festival Connects Fall River to Providence

The festival was founded to unite the two cities through a series of music concerts, art exhibitions, dinners and workshops.

Jamie Coelho,

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Snapshot: Pawtucket Bookmobile

The roving library has been serving the city since 1968.

Lauren Clem,

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The Faces of Modern Manhood in Rhode Island

Providence's all boys San Miguel School fosters community and belonging through brotherhood and mentorships.

Jamie Coelho,

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Local Teen Named a Barron Prize Winner for Pioneering Seaweed Research

Portsmouth’s Alaina Zhang has been recognized as one of twenty-five young heroes across North America for founding Harvesting Change, a student-led project exploring seaweed farming as a natural solution to coastal nitrogen pollution.

Erin Malinn,

Rhode Island Teen Journalist Heads to The University of Missouri Thanks in Part to Rhode Island PBS and The Public's Radio

Scarlett Biancuzzo wins $60k Rhode Island PBS and The Public's Radio renewable scholarship.

Justin Theriault,

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Celebrate Black-Owned Businesses at the Night Farmer's Market

Held at Farm Fresh RI in Providence, this Juneteenth weekend marks the first in a four-part event series organized by the African Alliance RI.

Edelinda Baptista,

Nominations Are Open for the Fifth Annual Christiana Carteaux Bannister Awards

The awards program, a partnership between Rhode Island Monthly and the Rhode Island Foundation, recognizes individuals working to advance equity and promote diversity in the Ocean State.

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