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Considering the Retirement Funds for a City by Amanda Han

by Amanda Han | Feb 7, 2019 | Rhode Island School of Design

On the morning of January 30th, Soeun Yoon and I visited the City Hall of Providence. It was 10:30 a.m. on a Wednesday morning, and the Board of the Employees’ Retirement System was holding their regular meeting. iPhone photo from inside Providence City Hall, by...
Progress Is Not the Primary Concern for Progressives at the March for Racial Justice by Alexis Viera @ Brown University

Progress Is Not the Primary Concern for Progressives at the March for Racial Justice by Alexis Viera @ Brown University

by Alexis Viera | Nov 17, 2017 | Brown University

The March for Racial Justice in Providence was not a march at all. A group of Providence’s activists and allies gathered on a green in India Point Park, forming a largely white crowd that hung on every word spoken at the podium—all from the mouths of people of color...
To Build or Not to Build? A Look at the RI CRMC LNG Hearing by Jonathan Silin @ Brown University

To Build or Not to Build? A Look at the RI CRMC LNG Hearing by Jonathan Silin @ Brown University

by Jonathan Silin | Nov 17, 2017 | Brown University

This Tuesday, on a cold November evening, approximately fifty Rhode Island residents packed into the Administration Building cafeteria at One Capitol Hill in Providence. Some held signs emblazoned with slogans such as “67% of Rhode Island Children at Risk”, “Frack...

Citywide Conversation with the Providence Mayor by Artur Avkhadiev @ Brown University

by Artur Avkhadiev | Nov 17, 2017 | Brown University

On October 11, I joined a “Citywide conversation” with the Providence mayor Jorge O. Elorza. As part of the effort to remain in touch with Providence residents, the city council has organized these quarterly meetings in different wards for the last few...
March for Racial Justice, Rhode Island: Solidarity, Not Resistance by Cody Duane-McGlashan @ Brown University

March for Racial Justice, Rhode Island: Solidarity, Not Resistance by Cody Duane-McGlashan @ Brown University

by Cody Duane-Mcglashan | Nov 17, 2017 | Brown University

As four of us from the class walked into India Point Park armed with a stack of surveys, clipboards, and pens on a beautiful Sunday afternoon, I was struck by how laid back the whole event looked. Around 30 people wearing shirts emblazoned with #blacklivesmatter and...
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