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Jennie Johnson has served at 
City Year Providence since 2006 and 
as executive director since 2007. She 
has done extensive citywide work on the issue of chronic absenteeism, and has spoken nationally on behalf of Providence’s efforts curb it. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Jennie Johnson has served at 
City Year Providence since 2006 and 
as executive director since 2007. She 
has done extensive citywide work on the issue of chronic absenteeism, and has spoken nationally on behalf of Providence’s efforts curb it. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY


Relationships are at the center of everything we do. It is a belief my parents instilled in me throughout my childhood, and it has continued as a core tenant of my leadership since becoming the executive director of City Year Providence a decade ago. City Year is fueled by the power of bringing people and

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