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Riverzedge Arts Partners with Stop & Shop to Support Local Teens

  Woonsocket, RI—This August, Riverzedge Arts is joining Stop & Shop’s Bloomin’ 4 Good and Community Bags programs to give vital resources to local teens. A nonprofit dedicated to helping northern RI teens develop economically and culturally sustainable futures, Riverzedge Arts has a history of providing wraparound services for Woonsocket youth. In addition to paying teens to participate in art

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Everything Equal

WOONSOCKET, RI., (August 17, 2020) – This summer the youth artists of Riverzedge Arts present Everything Equal, a large-scale, outdoor drive-through installation artwork articulating what social justice and equity mean to them in their community of Woonsocket. The exhibition will run from August 21 to September 7, 2020 and will be available for viewing 24 hours a day, 7 days

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You Don’t Need Wealth to Check Your Sexual Health

Over the last few months, our teen designers worked with the Health Equity Zone of Woonsocket to develop some marketing tools for Title X and it’s initiatives! We are here to tell you, You don’t need wealth to check your sexual health! Check out this video to get started or for more info, call 401.222.5960. Please help spread the word!

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Pride Month

The Pride flag is a great example of design being utilized as a means for social change! You may have noticed the various different Pride flag variations that are being flown. The original Pride flag, created in 1978 by artist Gilbert Baker, was designed as a symbol to unify the queer community. Originally the flag had eight colors, each with their own