After due consideration, The Womxn Project’s Board of Directors has made the decision to discontinue our participation...

“I am committed to reallocating funds from the Police Department into social services,” said Providence City Councilmember...

A debate over body camera footage at PERA’s monthly meeting shows that relying on the police department...

“As the national conversation around police violence unfolds, we must shine a light on the violence happening...

“Your office was not willing to review any of the evidence based research regarding how these types...

More than twenty years after a precedent-setting court victory finding that Brown University violated federal Title IX...

“…More than just getting the detainees released from Wyatt due to Covid, we brought to light Wyatt’s...

“It is my hope to beat the clock of July 1st and have this up and running....

“We know that evictions and homelessness mores affect communities of color. Black people are disproportionately represented in...

“When we’re talking about what it means to change policing in Providence … we need to start...

“When the Providence Journal covered the first Pride parade in 1976, the headline read, City Tolerates First...

“I’m grateful to be a member of this church, and to be a part of the Black...

“I’ve noticed that there’s missing history, history that has to do with my skin,” said Faith, a...

In response to Woonsocket City Council establishes a “Racist Policies Review Advisory Board” with little input from...

“The movement is drawing in Rhode Islanders of all stripes, and it cannot stop now. No matter...