This Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we honor the history, cultures, and enduring contributions of Indigenous peoples, including the Indigenous communities of the Narragansett Indian Tribe, whose homelands we call Providence today.

No one in our community should ever have to face mental health challenges alone. On this World Mental Health Day, let’s commit to taking care of ourselves, checking in on our neighbors, and remembering that we’re stronger when we look out for each other 🫶🏽

Thank you to our students and educators at Paul Cuffee Lower School for welcoming me to their first annual Community Day with open arms! ✨ A sunny morning at Davis Park alongside a reading buddy is a morning well spent ☀️📚

Hispanic Heritage Month is always a special time of year to connect with our community 🫶🏽 Tonight, I was honored to be the Keynote Speaker for Bryant University’s celebration and join our friends at the RI Foundation for their annual gathering. ¡Adelante!

Gracias a todos nuestros vecinos que apoyaron nuestra campaña. ¡Estamos listos para ganar las elecciones generales de noviembre y lograr una Providence para todos!

Each day, our dedicated Providence teachers are showing up for our students and supporting our kiddos as they grow. Happy World Teachers Day! ✏️

It’s time for Brown University Health to present an offer with livable wages that account for the expensive cost of living our frontline healthcare workers are experiencing.

Be FAIR to those who care! I’m proud to stand with SEIU CIR as our Resident Physicians and Interns fight for the FAIR contract they deserve.

Yesterday, City Councilor-Elect Miguel Youngs and I visited our neighbors at Fox Point Manor to share our vision for Providence. I look forward to working together for our Ward 1 community!

It was especially meaningful to learn more about our Cape Verdean community and celebrate the generations who have helped shape our city.

This afternoon, I had the pleasure of visiting the Cape Verdean Museum alongside Providence neighbors, including Yvonne Smart, as we welcomed Cabo Verde Prime Minister Francisco Carvalho to Rhode Island.

For 29 years, Teatro ECAS has celebrated Latino culture through theater! 🎭 From Spanish-language productions to supporting Latino actors and providing arts education for all ages, Teatro ECAS is a special gem in our creative capital 🫶🏽

I’m horrified by the violence committed against Jane Doe and frustrated by Cornell’s institutional failures that followed.

Hi neighbors, while most of the Nor’easter is behind us, Providence is still on a flood watch so please exercise caution when driving and remember to report fallen tree branches to the city [401-272-3121]. Also, there is no delay for trash and recycling! 🚮♻️

Our Providence students deserve the mental health resources and support they need to succeed. Under our Administration, student mental health services and support for our educators will be a top priority.

To me, Democratic Socialism means believing in the basic principles of fairness.