Pina-Warren. (Courtesy of Nonviolence Institute) PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — The Nonviolence Institute has appointed a new executive director. On Facebook, the non-profit organization announced that Lisa Pina-Warren would be the successor to Keith Morton, who served as the interim director. Former Nonviolence Institute Cedric Huntley served as the executive director for the Nonviolence Institute for … Read more
As a former site director at the South Providence Recreation Center and director of student support services at The MET school, Huntley was the rare community leader who had the respect of law enforcement all over the state and credibility with residents that are at times reluctant to work with the police. Just check out … Read more
As a former site director at the South Providence Recreation Center and director of student support services at The MET school, Huntley was the rare community leader who had the respect of law enforcement all over the state and credibility with residents that are at times reluctant to work with the police. Just check out … Read more
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — Cedric Huntley, a staunch advocate for peace and nonviolence in Providence, has passed away. Huntley, more commonly referred to as “Mr. Ced,” was named the executive director of the Nonviolence Institute back in 2020 and held that role for three years before stepping down. Keith Morton, interim executive director of the … Read more
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — Former Executive Director for the Non-Violence Institute and community advocate Cedric Huntley has died. Huntley worked with the institute for more than 20 years, and served as the Executive Director from 2020 to 2023. He was also the civilian representative for the Rhode Island Police Accreditation Commission. In a joint statement, … Read more