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Providence Equity Fund Press Conference

Providence Equity Fund Press Conference

Aug. 14, 2024

Providence Mayor Brett P. Smiley speaking from a podium.

Providence City Councilwoman Mary Kay Harris speaking from a podium alongside Providence City Councilman Juan Pichardo.

Rodney Davis, Team United member and chairperson of the Providence Municipal Reparations Commission, speaking from a podium.

Cortney Nicolato, president and CEO of United Way of Rhode Island, speaking from a podium.

A Black person wearing black clothing and speaking from a podium.

A Black man wearing a neon yellow T-shirt and speaking from a podium.

Larry Warner, DrPH, chief impact and equity officer for United Way of Rhode Island, speaking from a podium.

Cortney Nicolato, president and CEO of United Way of Rhode Island, posing with Karla Alba, Adama Brown, and Lauren Nance.

Lisa Ranglin, president and CEO of the Rhode Island Black Business Association, posing with two Black men.

Members of Team United posing with several Providence City Council members and other community partners.

Rodney Davis, chairperson of the Providence Municipal Reparations Commission, with Providence City Councilman Juan Pichardo.

Larry Warner, DrPH, chief impact and equity officer for United Way of Rhode Island, shaking hands with another Black man.

Team United members Juniper Darrow, Karen Alzate, Lauren Nance, Sheyla Montalvo, Yazmeen Orozco, and Karla Alba.

Members of Team United posing with Providence City Council President Rachel Miller and other community partners.

Rodney Davis, chairperson of the Providence Municipal Reparations Commission, posing with three press conference attendees.

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