Join the Rhode Island Council for the Humanities to celebrate and support the people and projects that make Rhode Island a vital place to live and work. The Celebration will feature an open wine bar provided by Campus Fine Wines, hors d'oeuvres, silent and live auctions featuring unique humanities experiences, and the presentation of four […]
The African American Summer Experience in Newport, Rhode Island 1870 - 1930 Presented by Theresa Guzman Stokes, President, 1696 Heritage Group Keith Stokes, Vice President, 1696 Heritage Group Gilded Age Newport In Color presents for the first time the persons and families that came to Newport each summer during the Gilded Age to share cultural, […]
This Freedom Café on October 23 at Brown University Granoff Center for the Creative Arts will examine ongoing issues in our public schools, such as an over-reliance on testing, the disproportionate number of students of color who are suspended and expelled, and how these practices feed the school to prison pipeline. The evening will include performance and poetry from Everett Company.
