Local advocates spoke with Congressman David Cicilline about the need for sensible gun safety reforms.

Almost $500k was waived, providing much needed relief to hundreds of individuals.

Joining with other community stakeholders and Health Equity Scholars.

Major Jorge Elorza joined the celebration as our first SEED Cohort graduates.

An intro to the work of the Nonviolence Institute and how to apply the principles of nonviolence in everyday life.

Free and open to the public - Sept. 26, at the Temple to Music 11-3pm.