Rhode Island Honors 16 Immigrants + Refugees—Their Stories
Friday, November 30, 2012
Rhode Island has always been a port for immigrants and refugees, and tonight The International Institute of Rhode Island in Providence will pay tribute to 16 men and women--immigrants and refugees--who make up the rich and diverse texture of the state. The event, “My Story, Our Community,” honors their stories, which are shared today with GoLocalProv.
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