Description
Presented by Rhode Island for Community and Justice
RICJ, in partnership with E2 Empowered and Watts Natural Tutoring, with funding from United Way of Rhode Island, is designing a K–12 curriculum that centers historically marginalized voices and perspectives. We have been working alongside youth, educational partners, African American Museum of RI historians, and community stakeholders across Rhode Island, and now we want to hear from the broader community before we move forward.
We are hosting a Community Feedback Session and we want YOU there!
📅 Monday, October 5, 2026
🕞 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM
📍 271 N Main St, Providence, RI 02903
This is your opportunity to experience pieces of the curriculum firsthand and share feedback that will directly shape what comes next for the RICJ Curriculum Project. Your lived experience and perspective matter because this is how we make sure this curriculum truly reflects and serves our communities.
We are especially looking for:
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Parents and students
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Community partners and community leaders
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Educators and education professionals
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Education nonprofits and youth organizations
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Local school council members and PTAs
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Anyone who cares about our youth and community!
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