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32 episodi
da 19 Marzo 2024
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After working in the Newport schools for more than 15 years, Rebekah Gomez noticed a serious problem: Aquidneck Island was woefully unprepared to serve its Spanish-speaking residents. So, in 2019, she joined three other women to create Conexion Latina Newport, a non-profit devoted to making city an…

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Earlier this year, we hosted a panel discussion with three Rhode Island Foundation grantees who are bringing people together through the power of the arts. The panel featured Carly Callahan, the executive director of The United Theatre in Westerly, Adrienne Gagnon, the co-founder and executive dire…
Rhode Island listeners will know Tom Brad, the education leader, not the football player, from when he was our Providence school superintendent from 2008 to 2011. After leaving Providence, he became the leader of the Department of Defense Education Activity, or DoDEA, a network of domestic and inte…
When Navyn Salem wrote her first grant to the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) she told them, I'm here because of you. Her father was the first African student to receive a scholarship from USAID. Decades later, Navyn started Edesia-- a non-profit dedicated to feeding sta…
For the past fifty years, Amos House has been providing food and social services to some of our neediest neighbors. Eileen Hayes has led the organization for half of that time. She's helped Amos House grow from its humble beginnings as a small soup kitchen into an agency that provides not only foo…
Rabbi Sarah Mack has spent her entire career at Temple-Beth El in Providence. In 2017, she became the first female senior rabbi of a major congregation in the city. She's an outspoken advocate for social justice and works closely with interfaith coalitions across the state. She's also host David Ci…
Dana Borrelli-Murray is driven by the power of community, music-making, and social justice. She trained as an anthropologist, served as the Executive Director for the Highlander Institute, and now she's the CEO of the Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England. In that role, she's done a lot of think…
Manya Glassman grew up watching movies with her parents every night. Now, the Rhode Island native is a filmmaker herself. She's the creator of "How I Learned to Die," a short based on her own experience in high school. She made the film with the help of her mentor from grad school- Spike Lee. Many…
Peter Chung is the executive director of Young Voices, a non-profit that gives urban youth the support and training they need to become powerful advocates for systemic reform and policy change. He joined Young Voices sixteen years ago and worked his way up to leading the organization, which is cele…
Earlier this year, David Cicilline was a guest on Give Better Get Better, a community foundation podcast. Take a listen to his conversation with host Josh Dukelow. Learn more about the Rhode Island Foundation at https://rifoundation.org/
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