For this week's Wednesday Words, RICJ's Rose Albert wrote a personal reflection on the recent killings of Ahmaud Arbery and George Floyd....

There once was this idea of a workers daily routine. Get up. Make some coffee, shower, get dressed, and go to work. You either drive,...

What is "normal". During this time, many folks have referred to "normal times" or talk about getting things back to "normal". But what is...

UPDATE: In mid-May, Providence Public Schools adopted a compassionate grading policy for the fourth quarter of the 2019-2020 school year....

The Youth Programs staff of RICJ just released a brand new lineup of May activities (Project VIRTUAL) for the Youth Action Council: - YAC...

In response to the COVID-19 emergency, RICJ has gone online. Our youth programs continue using multiple social media platforms including...

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On Saturday, February 8th, RICJ’s Youth Facilitators hosted a dinner discussion honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King,...

RICJ is so grateful to the Tufts Health Plan Foundation for a generous ANGEL AWARD... It's a challenge grant to help sustain our Project...

Here at RICJ we were wondering how to honor National Women’s Month. We came up with a 3-part question, tried to answer it, and now we...

What are the Metcalf Awards? Each year, Rhode Island for Community and Justice seeks to honor journalists whose work helps to make our...

FIELD TRIP! This week, we took a field trip to the Rhode Island state Law Library located inside the Licht Judicial Complex, just a 10...