Next Week! Healing Harm in Rhode Island David Winton Bell Gallery How does mass incarceration affect Rhode Island? How are local organizations working to address human harm and conflict? Join Africana Studies Assistant Professor Lisa Biggs for a frank discussion with local artists and activists about the state of policing, […]
BATTLE TESTED Political science professor’s project tracks U.S. military interventions By Brian Benson | October 13, 2022 DR. SIDITA KUSHI Dr. Sidita Kushi’s groundbreaking research on U.S. military interventions is more than a scholarly project. It’s also a tool to help her Bridgewater State University students understand foreign policy and international relations. […]
USPS Announces Holiday Mailing Deadlines To Service Members Abroad Sailors on the USS Momsen receive mail cargo during a replenishment at sea from the USNS Charles Drew while underway in the Gulf of Oman. (U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Lily Gebauer) — As the holidays are fast approaching, so are the […]
NBAM/ArtWorks! Art Educator Professional Development Workshop The NBAM/ArtWorks! Art educator professional development workshop is offered in collaboration with Southeastern Massachusetts Educational Collaborative. Adaptive Approaches and Creative Journaling for the 21st Century Art Educator (OPEN FOR REGISTRATION) Instructor: Susan Loesl, Taylor Hickey, Devin Nived McLaughlin Participants: Art Educators Date/Times: 11/01/22, 9:00-3:00PM Location: […]
Momentum Grows for Rhode Island Ready as 6 New Sites Added Rhode Island Ready (RI Ready) recently continued its expansion throughout Rhode Island with six new locations approved for enrollment. The Quonset Development Corp.’s (QDC) board of directors officially gave the seal of approval to the new sites in August and September, bringing RI Ready […]
The Food Project Welcomes Lincoln Resident Carole Kasper as Elected Board Chair CAROLE KASPER LINCOLN, Mass. – The Food Project, a nationally recognized youth development model that employs teens to work alongside adults and strengthen local food systems, has elected Carole Kasper, of Lincoln, as the Chair of its 21-member Board of Trustees. […]
Not Enough School Counselors to Meet Needs of MA Students Kathryn Carley – Commonwealth News Service In Massachusetts schools, the counselor-to-student ratio is critically high, with one counselor for every 364 students. Some 70% of public schools nationwide have reported an increase in numbers of students seeking mental-health services at school since […]
SNEP ANNUAL AWARDS Please join Restore America’s Estuaries (RAE), University of Maine Environmental Finance Center, and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 1 to announce this year’s Southeast New England Program Watershed Implementation Grants (SWIG) awardees and the 2022 SNEP Network technical assistance recipients. The 2022 Rhode Island announcement will be led by Senator Jack Reed on October 26th at 11:00 AM at Roger Williams […]
