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Get active with our new app holiday desserts of your 2018 health plan Lighten up Make the most rhodeahead.com Tell us what you think of The Rhode Ahead. Win a $50 Amazon.com® Gift Card! Survey inside Issue 10 Making fitness fun wherever you are multi-media platfor m For more info contact Kieran Keating at [email protected] or 401.649.4888 Rhode Island Monthly provides a platform that connects advertising partners with readers through print, digital, events, social media and custom publishing. With the potential to reach more than 370,000 engaged readers each month, your marketing message goes further with a package that utilizes all these channels. 2020 MEDIA KIT How Brown Is Advancing Wellness through Teaching, Research, and Care Volume 2 l Number 2 l Fall 2019 HEALTH DISCOVERIES PLUS: WHAT’S FOR DINNER? Page 15 HOW TO BRING UP BABY Page 18 THE RIGHT PLACE, THE FASTEST TIME Page 10 C U S T O M P U B L IS H I N G W E B S I T E / M O B IL E S O C IA L M E D I A 10/29/19 Right Foot Forward family healthy Fall l Winter 2017 A family’s guide to health care and well-being How Hasbro Children’s Hospital’s team helped a patient suffering from osteogenesis imperfecta walk again with confidence. LIVING WITH AUTISM AND ANXIETY HOW TO STAY HEALTHY DURING FLU SEASON BACK TO SCHOOL AND ANTI-BULLYING TIPS HEALTHY AFTER SCHOOL SNACK IDEAS E - N E W S L E T T E R S P R I N T M A G A Z IN E E V E N T S D I G I T A L S O L U T I O N S digital RHODE ISLAND MEDIA Rhode Island Monthly readers are affluent, educated professionals: 162,000 Monthly Readers* 38,492 Monthly Audited Circulation* For more information, contact Kieran Keating, associate publisher/sales, at 649-4888 or [email protected] * CVC, March 2019 our readership profile As the state’s ONLY magazine with a paid and audited circulation, we can guarantee a targeted audience of affluent, educated and influential readers. female average age age 35+ homeowners college degree or higher managerial/professional READERSHIP 0 20 40 60 80 100 64% 55 89% 89% 77% 81% EDUCATION & OCCUPATION READERSHIP HABITS • 40 minutes: Average time spent reading an issue • 86% Read all of the last four issues • 41% Passed magazine on to someone else • 57% Hold onto their issue for over a month • 52% Dine at a restaurant 1-3 times a week • 67% Discussed something read with another person • 41% Saved items of interest • 37% Visit health clubs/gyms 1-3 times a week TRUSTED RESOURCE In the past 12 months, as a direct result of reading Rhode Island Monthly, our subscribers:
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2020 MEDIA KIT
How Brown Is Advancing Wellness through Teaching, Research, and Care
Volume 2 l Number 2 l Fall 2019
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A family’s guide to health care and well-being
Meet Daine: An active kid who has brittle bone disease and a contagious smile!
How Hasbro Children’s Hospital’s team helped a patient suffering from osteogenesis imperfecta walk again with confi dence.
LIVING WITH AUTISMAND ANXIETY
HOW TO STAY HEALTHY DURING FLU SEASON
BACK TO SCHOOL AND ANTI-BULLYING TIPS
HEALTHY AFTER SCHOOL SNACK IDEAS
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162,000 Monthly Readers*
38,492 Monthly Audited Circulation*
For more information, contact Kieran Keating, associate publisher/sales, at 649-4888 or [email protected]
* CVC, March 2019
our readership profileAs the state’s ONLY magazine with a paid and audited circulation, we can
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• 52% Dine at a restaurant 1-3 times a week• 67% Discussed something read with another person• 41% Saved items of interest• 37% Visit health clubs/gyms 1-3 times a week
TRUSTED RESOURCEIn the past 12 months, as a direct result of reading Rhode Island Monthly, our subscribers:
For more information, contact Kieran Keating, associate publisher/sales, at 649-4888 or [email protected] For more information, contact Kieran Keating, associate publisher/sales, at 649-4888 or [email protected]
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• Aging Well
• Outstanding Women
• Spotlight on Small Business
• Local Banking
• Holidays
• What’s New in Education?
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S P E C I A L A D V E R T I S I N G S E C T I O N S P E C I A L A D V E R T I S I N G S E C T I O N
Mission Statement:The mission of East Bay Community Action Program (EBCAP) is to provide high quality, comprehensive, and accessible health and human services to assist people to achieve their fullest potential. The agency serves Rhode Island’s East Bay region – ten cities and towns.
EAST BAY COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAMNewport Headquarters
19 Broadway, Newport, RI 02840
401.847.7821
East Providence Headquarters
100 Bullocks Point Ave.
East Providence, RI 02915
401-437-1000
ebcap.org
Background: EBCAP’s Health Center is federally qualified, offering an integrated model of healthcare that includes medical, behavioral health and dental care to patients from newborn to 100 with a dedicated staff of professionals!
EBCAP supports 30,000 residents in the East Bay by providing such services as wrap-around support, housing, literacy training, GED preparation, workforce development, early education and family support.
Whether it is a program like “Baby Steps” where parents learn how their child develops or providing financial support through its energy assistance program, EBCAP’s goal is to create the bridge to self-reliance!
Services are provided without regard to race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, sex, age, marital status, physical or mental handicap, religion, sexual orientation, political affiliation or beliefs.
UPCOMING Events: Annual Appeal for Children’s Dental Care – ongoing, now through November 2019
16th Annual Seaside Gala – June 13, 2019 at Castle Hill Inn, Newport, Rhode Island
Mission Statement:Dedicated to educating and promoting thoughtful dialogue of Indigenous history, culture and arts from a first-person perspective to create a positive impact in the lives of Indigenous people today.
WISH LIST: Volunteers and professional
expertise
Preservation, office/art supplies
Projector and screen
Digital/ video camera with stand
Office furniture
Gas/gift cards
Upcoming Events: 2019 Thanksgiving Celebrations: Fun family events featuring Indigenous music, dance, food, crafts and more! Strawberry Thanksgiving June 22 Cranberry Thanksgiving Sept. 21 Nikommo Winter Moon Dec. 7
Tomaquag Museum 390A Summit Rd.
Exeter, RI 02822
401-491-9063
tomaquagmuseum.org
Background: Founded in 1958, Tomaquag focuses on preserving Indigenous history, arts and culture, primarily of the Southern New England area and creating opportunity for Indigenous empowerment through advocacy and community partnerships.
Brag Lines: A 2016 winner of the IMLS Museum and Library Service National Medal, it is Rhode Island’s only Indigenous culture and history museum, providing public opportunities for education, research, mentorship, and employment.
Pay It Forward: With limited funding, Tomaquag relies on the support of its patrons, volunteers and private donations to increase accessibility, provide educational programming, preserve and share cultural knowledge and create employment opportunities.
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Williams Sonoma’s vision is to enhance the quality of life at home and their mission is to be the world’s leading specialty retailer in home furnishings and housewares. They put the customer at the center of everything they do, and their actions are guided by the company’s values. They offer a wide range of services from in home design and cooking classes to registry services, complimentary gift wrap and more. 41 Hillside Rd., Cranston, 401-943-0681, williams-sonoma.com
Barrington Books in Garden City, for the very best in books, toys, high quality gifts and now music on vinyl! For an extraordinary shopping experience, visit Barrington Books for personalized customer service, complimentary gift wrapping and live music while you shop on the weekends during the holiday season.176 Hillside Rd., Cranston, 401-432-7222, barringtonbooks.com
At Pottery Barn, we serve up inspiration, decorating ideas and smart solutions for our guests. It is our mission to bring inspiration home and we would love for you to stop in and visit with us this Holiday Season. Our dedicated design crew offer free design services, party and event planning, wedding registry and Installation services. We are here to help you design your home, no project is too big or too small for our stylists to handle.112 Hillside Rd., Cranston, 401-942-0816, potterybarn.com
Tackle your workouts with confidence in performance running shoes and stylish clothes from New Balance; their athletic footwear goes the distance with you. 168 Hillside Rd., Cranston, 401-654-4649, newbalance.com
Shop Ethan Allen for high-quality furniture and accessories for every room. A broad range of styles with thousands of custom options and free design help.172 Hillside Rd., Cranston, 401-214-4660, ethanallen.com
Here is a globe that lets you trace a personal travel experience and invites you to mark the places: “I was here”…packaged flat and comes with the pins to mark your travels, providing an interactive building experience.
Their nostalgic peppermint bark is handcrafted using the finest ingredi-ents, including custom-blended Guittard chocolate and triple-distilled oil of peppermint.
All the way home embroidered pillow cover.
The New Balance 880 with Goretex is the go to runner for the fall and winter season. It’s fully waterproof and fully 880, which means it’s so comfortable.
Adara glass bowl, $269.25, free-blown glass bowl, crafted from recycled glass. Available in turquoise and fire red.
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Community Partners
International Tennis Hall of FameWith hundreds of years of tennis history and an endless number of inspirational stories now at our fingertips, the International Tennis Hall of Fame is uniquely positioned to bring the transformative power of tennis to a more diverse audience and make a lasting impact on global and local tennis communities. In September 2018, the ITHF launched a National Junior Tennis and Learning (NJTL) chapter known as TeamFAME, which currently serves just over 15 percent of the fifth-grade students in Newport. Through out-of-school enrichment activities and the sport of tennis, students will improve their academic and social skills while learning how to incorporate healthy habits into their daily routines. Studies prove that youth who participate in tennis are more likely to make better decisions, improve their grades, and pursue post-secondary education. The fifth grade students will continue to be a part of TeamFAME throughout their time in middle school. Each year a new class of fifth graders will benefit from developing character and leadership skills for greater success in the classroom and in life.
194 Bellevue Avenue, Newport, RI
For more information please visit: http://tennisfame.com/teamfame
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• The International Tennis Hall of Fame preserves and promotes the history of tennis and celebrates its champions, thereby serving as a vital partner in the growth of tennis globally.• TeamFAME is inspiring future leaders through character education, academic enrichment, and healthy living.
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FAC E S of
Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts have an abundance of talented
professionals and business leaders who are an esteemed part of our community.
Get to know some of these Faces of Rhode Island.
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Dr. Castillo is a holistic dentist that provides comprehensive dental treatment with the philosophy of Whole-Body Well-Being. With many years of experience in her mercury free practice, she follows the SMART protocol for amalgam safe removal, cosmetic dentistry, sedation dentistry, implant and gum disease treatment. Speaking three languages and with her unique practice, she delivers treatment plans based on Mouth-Body Connection. She is knowledgeable in up-to-date changes in dentistry and is very active in the community in diverse events promoting the importance of oral health.
Candida Castillo, d.m.d. c.a.g.s., f.a.g.d.Holistic Dentist
The AestheticDental Studio of RI
2148 Mineral Spring Ave.North Providence, RI 02911
401.232.7777smileri.com
S P E C I A L A D V E R T I S I N G S E C T I O N S P E C I A L A D V E R T I S I N G S E C T I O N outstanding WOMEN
Jane McAuliffe, CDFA®Certified Divorce Financial Analyst and
Mediator
Collaborative Divorce Strategies
Despite being in the financial services industry since 1998, going through the emotions of my own divorce a few years ago made it difficult to
think about what my future financial security looked like. Now, I’m extremely passionate about empowering others to remain active in their financial affairs so that they are able to make critical financial decisions during extremely emotional times. My goal is to help clients take ownership of their finances by mapping out the bigger picture so they can be confident in their financial security post-divorce. As a CDFA® and Mediator, I help clients understand all of the potential financial outcomes of the decisions at hand, identify their potential future income and expenses, make good financial decisions now that add value to their life later and manage their investments wisely going forward.
197 Warren Ave., Suite 203East Providence, RI 02914
401.258.8737Collaborativedivorcestrategies.com
Established in 1993, we are a full-service kitchen and bath design firm featuring only the highest quality name brands in custom cabinetry and counter tops. Our design professionals can transform your interior space by creating a design that inspires, excites and expresses your personal style. We listen to your ideas and pay attention to every detail of your home-improvement project. South County Cabinets is also a licensed general contractor and can provide services ranging from minor remodeling to major renovations including walls, windows, wood floors, tile, back splashes, appliance installation and more. Expert installation and finish carpentry of our cabinetry are also available.
Lynn GibbonsOwner/Designer
South County Cabinets Kitchen and Bath Design
137 Franklin St. Westerly, RI 02891
401.596.7070 [email protected]
southcountycabinets.com
Caroline A. Chang, MD, FAADFounder/CEO
Rhode Island Dermatology Institute
With more than a decade of experience in cosmetic and medical dermatology, Dr. Caroline Chang, a board-certified
medical and cosmetic dermatologist, is a nationally recognized top doctor. An art enthusiast with a dedication for science-based medicine, Dr. Chang has a unique academic and medically trained background. Rhode Island Dermatology Institute is the first direct care dermatology practice in the state that aims to restore the doctor-patient relationship by providing the highest quality of care to the public without the barriers of health insurance. Celebrating her first-year anniversary at RIDI this year, Dr. Chang is excited to introduce new, state-of-the-art procedures to Rhode Island such as Eurothreads for non-surgical face and neck lifts. She is a skilled clinician and cosmetic injector and focuses on the patient’s specific needs to provide the best possible outcomes.
5586 Post Road #6, East Greenwich, RI 02818Riderminstitute.com
401.398.2500, [email protected]
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We started our family run business as Poppy’s Kettle Corn in 2009 and expanded the business to include Poppy’s Gourmet Waffles in 2016. Our menu offers something for everyone, whether you have a sweet tooth or you’re looking for something savory, our waffles and kettle corn are sure to satisfy all your cravings. Book us for festivals, private events (including birthdays and showers), corporate events (includ-ing associate appreciations and grand openings) and school events (including student appreciation nights)!
KON ASIAN BISTRO & HIBACHI GRILL
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Kon Asian Bistro & Hibachi Grill - East Greenwich, RI offers top-rate Jap-anese sushi, fusion kitchen and Japanese Hibachi. We have been rated as “Best Asian Restaurant” in Rhode Island ten years in a row. Kon is truly a wonderful place to socialize and enjoy yourself with a cocktail, glass of wine or a mixed drink. Kon has Japanese Hibachi grill tables and a unique private party room that can accommodate larger parties, from business meetings to birthday parties.
RHODE EYELAND
JACQUELINE BOISVERT, O.D.401-262-0042 | 74 FRENCHTOWN ROAD
NORTH KINGSTOWN, RI | RHODEEYELAND.COM
Rhode Eyeland strives to improve the quality of your life by providing ex-ceptional eye care that exceeds your expectations in a professional yet comfortable setting. We accept most insurances, have extended hours and provide a beautiful selection of eye wear for a range of budgets. In addi-tion to eye exams, we offer contact lens evaluations, emergency care and medical evaluations.
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custom publishingHow Brown Is Advancing Wellness through Teaching, Research, and Care
Volume 2 l Number 2 l Fall 2019
HEALTH DISCOVERIES
PLUS:WHAT’S FOR DINNER?Page 15
HOW TO BRING UP BABYPage 18
THE RIGHT
PLACE, THE
FASTEST TIME
Page 10
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Get active with our new app
holiday dessertsof your 2018 health plan
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Tell us what you thinkof The Rhode Ahead.
Win a $50 Amazon.com® Gift Card!
Survey inside
Issue 10
Makingfi tness funwherever you are
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Right Foot Forward
familyhealthy
Fall l Winter 2017A family’s guide to health care and well-being
Meet Daine: An active kid who has brittle bone disease and a contagious smile!
How Hasbro Children’s Hospital’s team helped a patient suffering from osteogenesis imperfecta walk again with confi dence.
LIVING WITH AUTISMAND ANXIETY
HOW TO STAY HEALTHY DURING FLU SEASON
BACK TO SCHOOL AND ANTI-BULLYING TIPS
HEALTHY AFTER SCHOOL SNACK IDEAS
001_cover_Lifespan pub.2017.indd 1 8/3/17 2:05 PM
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