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The field of sunflowers in downtown Providence reflects the field of dreams that still inspires new ventures to grow and prosper within the Rhode Island innovation ecosystem, requiring a nurturing of ideas and convergence.
Convergence, conversation and connectedness
PROVIDENCE – Five years ago, on Sept. 23, 2013, ConvergenceRI launched its first issue, with the goal of covering the convergence of health, science, innovation, technology, research and … more
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The front page of the Sept. 21 edition of The Providence Journal, which covered one event happening the day before on the fifth floor of the Providence Convention Center, but not the 2018 Health Equity Summit, which drew more people.
Eyes on the prize: 2018 health equity summit draws 750
PROVIDENCE – What does a news silo look like? The hardened boundary resulting in some events being reported while others are ignored? The visual image of an editorial wall built around those … more
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The view from the Wexford Innovation Center, now under construction, envisioned as a cornerstone of the Providence Innovation Hub.
Who gets to decide what innovation is, and how it is defined?
PROVIDENCE – Each day, it seems, the fences, boundaries and corridors of the landscape that has been labeled, at different times, the Providence Innovation District, the Providence Innovation … more
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The new book by Paul Levy and Farzana Mohamed, "Don't Sign Anything."
Do not sign anything
PROVIDENCE – Paul F. Levy, a veteran of running a hospital and then a blog, “Not Running a Hospital,” along with Farzana S. Mohamed, have published a thin volume of 59 pages that … more
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Lena Sclove, who said she was raped and strangled while she was a student at Brown University, told her story at a news conference held at the school's front gates on April 24, 2014, saying she had felt silenced by the university because they had not done enough to keep her safe. She also said that Brown officials had originally discouraged her from going to the police.
Are we not better than this?
PROVIDENCE – Do not parents who are sending their sons and daughters off to college deserve a safe campus climate, one that addresses the dangers and harm that sexual harassment causes? … more
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