People
130+ refugee youth in grades K-12
130+ tutors who are undergraduate, graduate, and medical students
6-member high school advisory board who are current and former members of BRYTE
8 coordinators & 2 co-presidents who are undergraduate students at Brown University
1 full-time fellow with extensive experience in BRYTE
2 faculty supervisors who are experts in refugee health, mental health, and education
130+ tutors who are undergraduate, graduate, and medical students
6-member high school advisory board who are current and former members of BRYTE
8 coordinators & 2 co-presidents who are undergraduate students at Brown University
1 full-time fellow with extensive experience in BRYTE
2 faculty supervisors who are experts in refugee health, mental health, and education
Leadership
ADVISERS
Dr. Carol Lewis, Professor of Pediatrics & Clinician Educator at Alpert Medical School
Dr. Nicole Nugent, Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior & Associate Professor of Pediatrics
Dr. Carol Lewis, Professor of Pediatrics & Clinician Educator at Alpert Medical School
Dr. Nicole Nugent, Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior & Associate Professor of Pediatrics
Our Partners
BRYTE is currently partnered with the Warren Alpert Medical school of Brown University.
We recognize that Providence is a city with a wealth of incredible youth programs, as well as a network of multiple stakeholders who care deeply about refugee youth and families. Specifically, BRYTE partners with and supports the work of Dorcas International Institute of RI, Refugee Dream Center, Women's Refugee Care, Beautiful Day, Catholic Diocese Resettlement Program, and many other refugee-led and refugee-centered organizations.
Historically, BRYTE has also partnered with the Providence Public School District, New Urban Arts, AS220, the Providence Youth Student Movement, the Environmental Justice League, Providence Student Union, Providence Community Libraries, the YMCA, the Providence After School Alliance, College Crusades, College Visions, as well as multiple Brown and RISD student groups.
We recognize that Providence is a city with a wealth of incredible youth programs, as well as a network of multiple stakeholders who care deeply about refugee youth and families. Specifically, BRYTE partners with and supports the work of Dorcas International Institute of RI, Refugee Dream Center, Women's Refugee Care, Beautiful Day, Catholic Diocese Resettlement Program, and many other refugee-led and refugee-centered organizations.
Historically, BRYTE has also partnered with the Providence Public School District, New Urban Arts, AS220, the Providence Youth Student Movement, the Environmental Justice League, Providence Student Union, Providence Community Libraries, the YMCA, the Providence After School Alliance, College Crusades, College Visions, as well as multiple Brown and RISD student groups.