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Text from back of the photograph: "The "PROJECT ARI" sign on the lawn of P.S. 225 at 1075 Ocean View Ave., Brooklyn, tells Russian newcomers in both languages that this is the place where they can get help in resettling in Coney Island. (Their first line of assistance is via NYANA, the New York Assocation for New Americans, however)." Photographer: Susan Unterberg
From the National Jewish Welfare Board Records (I-337).
Text from back of the photograph: "Together, the questions on the forms and the food stamp center staff, become clear. (A new U.S. regulation will soon help make forms and instructions bi-lingual in several languages; Project ARI has offered to translate them into Russian for the NYC Food Stamp offices, wherever Russian newcomers reside)."
From the National Jewish Welfare Board Records (I-337).
Text from back of the photograph: "A dispute over entitlement arises at the Brooklyn Food Stamp Center with a newcomer who is visiting the office that day; \[David] Bass offers to help, and the problem is considered."
From the National Jewish Welfare Board Records (I-337).
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