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Sewing masks
James, age 12, learned to sew masks for healthcare workers
Sewing masks for nurses
Cece, age 11, sews masks for nurses
Shades and Pier Optical in Narragansett doing their part
Portrait posted to Instagram as part of the @mask_up_ri initiative created by StyleWeek Northeast (@styleweek), RMO Public Relations (@rmopublicrelations), Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau (@goprovidence) and Rhode Island Commerce…
Shannon Buss, Realtor practicing social distancing while masking up
Portrait posted to Instagram as part of the @mask_up_ri initiative created by StyleWeek Northeast (@styleweek), RMO Public Relations (@rmopublicrelations), Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau (@goprovidence) and Rhode Island Commerce…
Shannon Shallcross, CEO at BetaXAnalytics
Portrait posted to Instagram as part of the @mask_up_ri initiative created by StyleWeek Northeast (@styleweek), RMO Public Relations (@rmopublicrelations), Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau (@goprovidence) and Rhode Island Commerce…
Shannon's Place, Pawtucket
A waitress serves a few customers from behind a plastic shield at a diner in Pawtucket.
Shawn Simmons, Consultant
Portrait posted to Instagram as part of the @mask_up_ri initiative created by StyleWeek Northeast (@styleweek), RMO Public Relations (@rmopublicrelations), Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau (@goprovidence) and Rhode Island Commerce…
She Sits There
This poem addresses the issue of homelessness and aging and was published in 2021 by Notable Works in "Love Warms the Homeless Heart II."
Sherri Zoltek Tracey, Teacher of Students with Visual Impairments at Rhode Island College
Portrait posted to Instagram as part of the @mask_up_ri initiative created by StyleWeek Northeast (@styleweek), RMO Public Relations (@rmopublicrelations), Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau (@goprovidence) and Rhode Island Commerce…
Shey Rivera Ríos in front of their banner
Shey Rivera Ríos, wearing a mask, stands in front of their banner after it was installed on the Providence Community Health Center Building at 239 Cranston Street in the West End of Providence. The banner was created as part of Mi Gente Siempre…