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Trinity Repertory Company congratulates the eight graduates of The Providence Clemente Veterans' Initiative (PCVI) Class of 2022. Since 2019, PCVI and Trinity Rep have worked together to bring the arts to veterans across Southern New England. 

Fredric D. Rutberg, the publisher of The Berkshire Eagle, and Frances Jones-Sneed, a scholar of African American history in the Berkshires, are recipients of the 2022 Governors Awards in the

Naysayers refuse to accept that race plays a role in shaping the experiences, opportunities, and productivity of an individual. Consequently, white supremacy remains intact, limiting the productivity of its perpetrators and victims.

Over the past seven years I have taught literature for the Clemente Course in the Humanities, a program that provides free accredited college-level instruction for adults facing economic hardship and adverse circumstances.The goal of the course is to...

Covid has turned the gap between universities and colleges serving mainly privileged students and those serving needy ones into a chasm and it is unclear if the latter will be able to survive.

On the long drive back from a funding meeting with ITVS about his new film, A Reckoning in Boston, James Rutenbeck says that Kafi Dixon — one of the main subjects in ...

A filmmaker teams with Clemente Course students to reckon with Boston's racial history.

A Reckoning In Boston - Independent LensTV Schedule for New Hampshires only statewide locally owned and operated television network, engages minds, connects communities, and celebrates New Hampshire with programs that entertain, educate and enrich.

A filmmaker teams with Clemente Course students to reckon with Boston's racial history.