In the Press
AARI has been recognized in various media outlets for our contributions to community development, sustainability, and cultural advocacy.
2025:
‘It’s gone beyond just growing things’
Courtesy of: JohnstonSunRise
Celebrate Black-Owned Businesses at the Night Farmer’s Market
Courtesy of: Rhode Island Monthly
Stories of Success: African Allaince of Rhode Island
Courtesy of: The Champlin Foundation2024:
Sowing Seeds of Sanctuary
Courtesy of: Motif Magazine
AARI Helping to Grow More Connections With Communities
Courtesy of: Ocean State Magazine
Newbury: Food Events Are Heating Up
Courtesy of: Providence Business News
Harvesting the future: AARI’s Agricultural Journey
Courtesy of: Rhode Island Public Broadcasting Service2023:
Black History Month Spotlight: the African Alliance of Rhode Island (AARI)
Courtesy of: Institute at Brown for Environment and Society2021:
Youth Agricultural Scientists Visit The African Alliance, Bami Farms (Part 1)
Courtesy of: Northeast Organic Farming Association / Massachusetts Chapter
Culture, Cuisine, and Connection
Courtesy of: Rhode Island School of Design
The African Alliance of Rhode Island Brings Pop-Up Markets to Underserved Communities
Courtesy of: The Boston Globe2020:
Bami Farm
Courtesy of: The Public's Radio