Hey Rhody February 2022

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FOOD & DRINK

A More Equitable Food Industry M e nto rs h i p p ro g ra ms wo r k to c l o s e t h e g a p fo r B I P O C re st a u rate u rs By Abbie Lahmers

Aiyah Josiah-Faeduwor, founder of nonprofit dismantl

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CALENDAR: This

1min
pages 58-60

Providence lifestyle photographer helps clients capture their true selves

2min
pages 52-53

BEAUTY: The bliss of discovering a salon in EP that specializes in curly hair

1min
pages 48-51

INFLUENCER: Get up to speed with the founder of Black Girls Do Bike Newport

2min
pages 46-47

THE PUBLIC’S RADIO: New measures

2min
pages 12-13

Eight fireside spots worth bundling up and dining outside for Valentine’s Day

2min
pages 34-35

Working toward a more equitable food industry through BIPOC incubator programs

3min
pages 36-39

HOME: Coast meets luxe in a Westerly home by the shoreline

2min
pages 40-43

Local creatives seek community in a social club for women of color

3min
pages 10-11

RHODY RECIPE: Cater

1min
pages 32-33

SHOP: PVD skincare company founded through personal recovery

4min
pages 44-45

RHODY PETS: Tips for keeping Rover safe on a snowy romp; Pet of the Month: Charlie!

2min
pages 14-15
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