Reasons Not To Miss the Providence Book Festival
The first annual Providence Book Festival comes to the heart of The Creative Capital on April 26–27…
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Rekha Rosha
Rekha Rosha, Ph.D. is an organizing volunteer for the Providence Book Festival. Currently, she is a coordinator/counselor for the Rhode Island Opportunity Center and Educational Talent Search, which works on college access and equity for low-income and first-generation adults and high school students across Rhode Island. In her spare time, she co-hosts PVD Nonprofit Meetup (@pvdnonprofit on Instagram and Facebook), a monthly, informal networking event for nonprofit professionals working in the Providence area. She also serves as board chair for Frequency Writers, Providence's oldest creative writing nonprofit. She lives in Cranston with her partner and their two cats, Macheath! and Sid Fishes.
