Nathan Biah

x.com/ricurrent/stat… I hope everyone looks at this thoughtful article from a survivor of sex trafficking. We should always center the stories of people impacted by the legislation and I hope we do that next session in this regard.

If elected, I would be the first woman to lead the party which champions the issues most important to Rhode Islanders: education, healthcare, housing, jobs, the environment, preserving a woman's right to choose, and protecting the rights of all.

Congratulations, VERY well deserved!! @BSDBroncos

It’s time.

Another fantastic Smith Hill Day! Smith Hill welcomed me 22 years ago when I came to America as a refugee and I can’t thank you enough! It is my pleasure to serve you and I look forward to continuing to do so!

What a great day at the DaVinci Center cookout yesterday with Ms. Norma thank you for your hard work! Nothing makes me happier than serving my community and I look forward to seeing you all again over the coming weeks!

The bills signed by Governor McKee are the biggest commitment to affordable housing in Rhode Island history. Now we need to make sure housing is fully funded in future budgets. That’s just what I’ll do as District 1's next State Senator.

Happy Independence Day 🇺🇸 Enjoy all of the beautiful 4th of July festivities across our state. Remember to celebrate safely

Juneteenth is a holiday that celebrates America's willingness to right it's wrongs, even if it takes a bloody Civil War. Everyone should celebrate the official end of slavery — and also reflect on how we can make our country an even better nation.

Oh my. Response @GovDanMcKee

President Biden is right — it's time to finish the job, defeat the MAGA Republicans, and keep passing transformative laws on big issues like climate change and gun violence. This isn't just about the next four years, it's about our children's future.

Maryellen Goodwin was a champion for the elderly, victims of domestic violence, and her beloved Smith Hill neighborhood. Her voice will be missed in the legislature and she and her family are in my prayers.

Today’s events in Nashville are another reminder that we cannot wait. As a principal, I see the fear in my students’ eyes. We need to stand up to the Republican extremists and pass sensible gun laws NOW. The next generation will not forgive us for inaction.

.@NathanBiah announces his run for this year's special election in Rhode Island's 1st Congressional District. turnto10.com/politics/1st-d…

NEW: There are now 6 Democrats in the race to replace @davidcicilline State Rep @NathanBiah announced his campaign this afternoon, citing his experience as a PVD principal and refugee from Liberia The #RI01 field is expected to keep growing from here wpri.com/news/elections…

@projo: With a final vote by the House on Tuesday, the legislation — sponsored in the House by Reps. @OBrien2024forRI, a Providence public school teacher, and @NathanBiah, a Providence school principal, among others — is now headed to @GovDanMcKee's desk where it is expected to be signed into law. The stated goal: to avert a teacher crisis in Providence and a handful of other communities this year and next, while lawmakers chew on various proposals to address the shortage itself. Full story: providencejournal.com/story/news/pol…

Always great to be in our nation's capital. Especially love seeing Rhode Island represented in Congress!

Senator @darius_abe was the honored guest at the @RIHouseofReps with @RISpeaker @JoeShekarchi, @NathanBiah and @repgracediaz. He also met with LG @Sabina_Matos while also discussing aquaculture at the @MatunuckOyster with @PerryRaso. He also checked out @cityofPVD City Hall!

What a privilege to make a friend and collaborate with Senator @darius_abe of Liberia 🇱🇷 today with Rep. @NathanBiah and company. Interdependence is the key to a successful future. Looking forward to our projects like libraries and aquaculture!

@NathanBiah brought Liberian Senator Abraham Darius Dillon for a tour of the State House today. I was very happy to join them and share how our 75 House members bring their diverse backgrounds to the legislative process here.