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Tina's Table Makes Public Spaces Inclusive | Providence News
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In Cranston, Rhode Island, a new inclusive community table called ‘Tina’s Table’ has landed in Rolfe Square—honoring Tina Guenette, a fierce advocate for accessibility. Designed to welcome everyone, including wheelchair users, stroller parents, and service animals, it’s part of a broader city push to transform Rolfe Square into a vibrant, accessible hub. Funded by Tina’s organization Real Access Motivates Progress, this isn’t just a bench—it’s a symbol of inclusion. And it’s not alone: similar tables are already popping up across Rhode Island, from Kennedy Plaza to the Veteran’s Home, turning “everyone has a seat at the table” from slogan to reality.
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