Only love can drive out hate.

City officials, law enforcement, community partners and NVI staff called for unity in the aftermath of the racially motivated attack.

Power stories of survival and forgiveness.

The report analyzed CDC data.

Real world experiences played a big part in this cohort.

Hailing from Cranston, Col. Weaver is known for his integrity, work ethic, and community-building skills.

Another resounding success for the second SEED Cohort of 2022.

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.

Two popular nonviolence programs set to expand citywide.

Good friends, food and cheer!

The Institute has been busy responding to increased gun violence since the COVID pandemic hit.

Our annual fundraiser was a huge success!

Congratulations to Lisa, our New Director of Intervention Services.

The General Treasurer’s Distinguished Service Award was created to recognize local individuals and organizations whose support has helped...

A small business owner, community leader, activist in Providence for decades, Mr. Hackney brings unique insight and experience to the board.

A strong supporter and advocate for the Institute for decades, we formally welcome Cedric as the leader of our team!

A joint contribution of $500k from Brown Univ., Partnership for RI and the RI Foundation is the largest in NVI's history.

Fostering leadership in public policy and advocacy with high school students in Providence, Pawtucket and Central Falls.