Meet the movers and shakers we're expecting big things from in 2016
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John Taraborelli | Photos by James Jones
Behind every great idea is a bright and bold, risk-taking individual. Lucky for us, Providence is full of these folks who are moving our city forward. From making City Hall run smoother to closing the word gap in low-income families and fighting for equality within the Police Department – to name a few – here’s who to watch this year. We are expecting to see big things from them in the future.
Victor Capellan,
Central Falls School District,
superintendent,
The Innovation Lab,
Rhode Island College,
ESL,
Spanish,
Portuguese Creole,
Parent College,
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Cyd McKenna,
Chief of Staff Providence City Council,
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Providence City Council,
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Buddy Cianci,
Creative Capital,
Mayor Elorza,
Council President Aponte,
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Chicago Public Media,
Torey Malatia,
This American Life,
Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me,
Torey Malatia,
WBEZ,
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public radio,
npr,
ri npr,
The Word Gap,
courtney hawkins,
providence talks,
executive director providence talks,
Columbia University,
university of rhode island,
URI,
Rachel Flum,
Executive Director,
Economic Progress Institute,
EITC,
Earned Income Tax Credit,
State of Working Rhode Island: Workers of Color,
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Child Care Assistance,
minority workforce,
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Chief Innovation Officer at City Hall,
Nicole Pollock,
Mayor Elorza,
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DESIGNxRI,
Joye Whitney,
DESIGN WEEK RI,
Providence Design Catalyst,
Social Enterprise Greenhouse,
City of Providence,
RISD,
Social Enterprise Greenhouse,
Real Jobs RI grant,
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Greycork,
Forbes,
Fast Company,
The Los Angeles Times,
John Humphrey,
Myung Chul “Bruce” Kim,
Alec Babala,
Jonah Wilcox-Healey,
IKEA,
Greycork Loft,
Airbnb,
RISD,
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Steer Digital Media,
Carlos Toro,
Matunuck Oyster Bar,
Studio Dunn Furniture,
Angel Taveras,
Mayor jorge Elorza,
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community relations,
anthony roberson,
detective anthiny roberson,
Community Inspiration Initiative,
discrimination,
One Neighborhood Builders,
Family Service of Rhode Island
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