As disheartening as the national rollback in diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives is for local advocates, the commitment remains strong in the Ocean State. In December, the Rhode Island Foundation unveiled a five-year action plan with DEI at the forefront of community priorities. At PBN’s Feb. 13 Workforce Development Summit, R.I. Department of Labor and
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