Skip to main content

This is archived content from the U.S. Department of Justice website. The information here may be outdated and links may no longer function. Please contact webmaster@usdoj.gov if you have any questions about the archive site.

Blog Post

Project Safe Neighborhoods Three-Cities Nonviolence Program at Central Falls High School

United States Attorney's Office photos
Central Falls High School seniors today participated in an employment and resource fair hosted by the Nonviolence Institute, Family Service of Rhode Island, and the United States Attorney’s Office as part of the Institute’s Three-Cities Nonviolence Program. Dozens of agencies and employers made resource information available and met one-on-one with students to discuss career opportunities, training programs, and social service and community support programs.
Central Falls High School seniors today participated in an employment and resource fair hosted by the Nonviolence Institute, Family Service of Rhode Island, and the United States Attorney’s Office as part of the Institute’s Three-Cities Nonviolence Program. Dozens of agencies and employers made resource information available and met one-on-one with students to discuss career opportunities, training programs, and social service and community support programs.

 

Updated October 25, 2022
Topics
Project Safe Neighborhoods
Community Outreach
Component
USAO - Rhode Island

Related Content

Press Release
Rhode Island Man Admits to Possessing Multiple Machine Guns and Unregistered Firearms

PROVIDENCE – A Florida man who frequently resided in Coventry, RI admitted to a federal judge today that he illegally possessed a semi-automatic weapon modified to function as a fully...

Press Release
Cranston Man Admits to Possessing and Selling Tens-of-Thousands of Fentanyl-Laced Fake Oxycodone Pills

PROVIDENCE – A Cranston man admitted to a federal judge that he led a conspiracy that sold and delivered tens of thousands of fentanyl-laced fake Oxycodone pills, announced United States...

Press Release
North Providence Man Sentenced to Six Years in Federal Prison on Drug and Firearm Charges

PROVIDENCE – A North Providence man who sold more than seven thousand fentanyl-laced pills and a firearm while under surveillance by members of the Rhode Island FBI Safe Streets Task...