See Somos Rhode Island in the Lower Level of the Rhode Island State House! This gallery, recently installed by RI Latino Arts, features 31 unique portraits. Each piece tells a story of an individual from Rhode Island's Latino community.

Had to stop by Cafe Amore in Pawtucket last week! We came for the name on the sign but stayed for the delicious food, great service, and extravagant coffee. Secretary Amore presented owner Heather Gwynn with a citation to recognize her and her team for their recent opening.

Weekend recap: Secretary Amore spent Saturday in Pawtucket at the Veterans Resource Fair and BBQ hosted by Congressman Amo. Today, he stopped by the Jewish Culture Fest in Providence. Two great opportunities to engage with the community!

“Russia realizes it’s not just about taking territory. It’s about breaking a nation’s will—not the Ukrainians’, but ours. And will, once broken, is a very difficult thing to repair.” My latest from the @thebulwark.com www.thebulwark.com/p/if-we-dont...

Mark your calendars! The State Archives will be open on Independence Day once again to display Rhode Island's three copies of the Declaration of Independence from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. We hope to see you there! More info: www.facebook.com/share/1EHz1G...

This school year, Secretary Amore taught the history of voting rights to more than 40 classrooms across Rhode Island! Hundreds of students learned the value of a vote and why they should participate in elections when eligible. Thank you to all the schools and teachers who hosted us!

Great day at the coolest Little (Compton) St. Patrick’s Day Parade in the country☘️

Newport St. Patrick’s Day Parade!☘️☘️

Eileen Sweeney, our Director of Community Outreach & Engagement, was the keynote speaker at Salve Regina University's Women's History Month Dinner and Dialogue event. She shared her own journey and the inspiring story of her mother, reflecting on the impact of women’s leadership over generations!

Visit the RI State House Charter Museum where “Brave Men as Ever Fought” is currently on display. This magnificent painting, on loan from The Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia, depicts the first integrated regiment in American Military history- 1st RI Regiment.

March is Women's History Month! Visit the State Library and explore the Women in Our History exhibit to learn more about Rhode Island's historical figures. The State Library is located on the second floor of the State House. #WomensHistoryMonth

I was happy to start the day by addressing the RI Academic Decathlon at Bryant University. What a pleasure to be around such bright, inquisitive, and hard working young people. Seventeen high schools, made up of RI’s future innovators and leaders, competed today.

This week, Secretary Amore taught civics lessons at two schools and stopped by Mt. Hope High School to see students' civic action project. Three students organized a voter registration drive for classmates. It's great to see them putting what they have learned into practice.

"The Rhode Island State House is full of treasures. Meet the person who knows the stories." Read The Providence Journal's story on our director of civic education below! www.providencejournal.com/story/news/p...

The Rhode Island Commandery of the Military Order of Foreign Wars was established 125 years ago by Admiral Stephen Bleecker Luce. Today, Secretary Amore participated in a ceremony to pay tribute to its founding. Our State Archivist also had Rhode Island history on display.

Our Civic Leadership Program is off to Boston today! Students are participating in a mock Senate session at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate. The award-winning Senate Immersion Module uses negotiation and debate skills to teach about the legislative process.

Today, on the 22nd anniversary of the Station nightclub fire, we honor the 100 victims and the countless individuals impacted by this devastating loss. They are never forgotten.

Happy Presidents' Day! Check out some of the documents from the State Archives U.S. Presidents collection. Included are letters from George Washington, a photo of John F. Kennedy addressing sailors in Newport, a telegram from Abraham Lincoln, and more! sosri.access.preservica.com/index.php?na...

One hundred and sixty one years ago today the most famous ten sentences ever uttered by an American President were delivered at Gettysburg National Cemetery -to a nation divided well beyond the divisions we face today. It’s always worth a re-read if you can find a few minutes today.

Operation Holiday Cheer brings Rhode Islanders together to support the men and women serving our country away from home during the holiday season. Thank you to all the RIers serving in the US Armed Forces.

secure.actblue.com/donate/amore... Rhode Island Secretary of State Gregg Amore leading the way in promoting civic education in order to preserve and protect American democracy. Check out this link highlighting the RI Civic Leadership Program featured in USA Today.https://www.ricivicleadership.org/