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"Sometimes I suffered from diarrhea from eating spoiled food. The company did not provide any refreshment." --Abdul Halim, 26.
workers sneaking a cigarette in an underpass near waterloo station. loved the way the pink of their uniform t shirts jumped out of the gloom
WORK RECORD
Title - WPA Workers
Relation -
relation.type -
relation.notes -
Work, Collection or Image - Work
refid - 319
Work Type - paintings (visual works)
Style Period -
Agent Name - Guidone, Thomas (1898-1990)
Agent Role - painter (artist)
Cultural Context - Italian; American
Material, medium - oil paint (paint)
Material, support -
Technique -
Measurements - 25 in (H) x 30 in (W)
Date Created -
Date Completed -
Date Collected - 1936-03-30
Date Allocated -
Date Rejected - ca. 1936
Location Former Repository -
Description -
Inscription -
Subject - United States. Works Progress Administration; Workers; Federal Art Project
IMAGE RECORD
Work, Collection or Image - Image
Work Type - black-and-white photographs
Style Period - New Deal
Agent Name -
Agent Role -
Material - black-and-white photographs
Technique - black-and-white photography
Measurements - 8 in (H) x 10 in (W)
Date Created - ca. 1935-1943
Date Digital - 2009-04-30
Description -
Inscription -
Source - Connecticut State Library, State Archives, RG 033, Works Progress Administration, Box 2.
Filename - wpaart_guidonet_003
Genebank employees at the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics.
Credit: The International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT)
visit the Trust online: www.croptrust.org
This is the logo for the accident and work injury law group in san diego, california.
Rusakov Workers' Club in Sokolniki district. The eye-catching building is designed by famous avantgarde architect Konstantin Melnikov in the end of 1920s. Recently renovated to house Roman Viktiuk theater.
Xiao Yongbin, from Mianyang, Sichuan. He is in charge of distributing all the newspapers and mails of this post office, including mails to the goverment of Dalian, because the goverment is right in their region. Xinkai Road post office is in charge of mails to goverment of Dalian, all the 16 workers are migrant workers. Xinkai post office, Dalian, China.
Rusakov Workers' Club in Sokolniki district. The eye-catching building is designed by famous avantgarde architect Konstantin Melnikov in the end of 1920s. Recently renovated to house Roman Viktiuk theater.
This image was taken from a collection of Soviet news photos distributed in the United States by Soyuzfoto during the early 1930s.
Collection name: Soyuzfoto Soviet News Photo Collection
Original held by: Archives and Special Collections
Institution: Dickinson College
Location: Carlisle, PA
Contact us at: archives@dickinson.edu
A tree located in the backyard of the BC Legislature commemorates all workers injured or killed in the workplace, and those who suffer from work-related illness or injury.
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On election day I was an Official Outside, At-Large, Poll Watcher and a member of Video The Vote (
On election day, as an Official Outside, At-Large, Poll Watcher and an active member of www.VideoTheVote.org I visited close to
On election day, as an Official Outside, At-Large, Poll Watcher and an active member of www.VideoTheVote.org I visited close to thirty different polling sites... fire houses, libraries, civi centers, temples, churches, schools... At each location I would seek out Poll Workers, Poll
On election day, as an Official Outside, At-Large, Poll Watcher and an active member of www.VideoTheVote.org I visited close to thirty different polling sites... fire houses, libraries, civi centers, temples, churches, schools... At each location I would seek out the Poll Clerks, the Poll Workers, other Poll Watchers and the on-site Voter's Rights Attorneys, asking them if things were going smothly at their poll or
On election day, as an Official Outside, At-Large, Poll Watcher and an active member of www.VideoTheVote.org I visited close to thirty different polling sites... fire houses, libraries, civi centers, temples, churches, schools... At each location I would seek out the Poll Clerks, the Poll Workers, other Poll Watchers and the on-site Voter's Rights Attorneys, asking them if things were going smothly at their poll or if they were having any problems. If there were problems or if they had any comments at all, I would videotape their story to document eve
On election day, as an Official Outside, At-Large, Poll Watcher and an active member of www.VideoTheVote.org I visited close to thirty different polling sites... fire houses, libraries, civi centers, temples, churches, schools... At each location I would seek out the Poll Clerks, the Poll Workers, other Poll Watchers and the on-site Voter's Rights Attorneys, asking them if things were going smothly at their poll or if they were having any problems. If there were problems or if they had any comments at all, I would videotape their story to document events of the day.
When I arrived at Patch Reef Park on Yamato Road in Delray Beach, Florida, they were having a BIG problem
On election day, as an Official Outside, At-Large, Poll Watcher and an active member of www.VideoTheVote.org I visited close to thirty different polling sites... fire houses, libraries, civi centers, temples, churches, schools... At each location I would seek out the Poll Clerks, the Poll Workers, other Poll Watchers and the on-site Voter's Rights Attorneys, asking them if things were going smothly at their poll or if they were having any problems. If there were problems or if they had any comments at all, I would videotape their story to document events of the day.
When I arrived at Patch Reef Park on Yamato Road in Delray Beach, Florida, they were having a BIG problem. Their optical scan machine was not working and had not worked at all from the time they pened the poll. So that people could vote, they were usi
On election day, as an Official Outside, At-Large, Poll Watcher and an active member of www.VideoTheVote.org I visited close to thirty different polling sites... fire houses, libraries, civi centers, temples, churches, schools... At each location I would seek out the Poll Clerks, the Poll Workers, other Poll Watchers and the on-site Voter's Rights Attorneys, asking them if things were going smothly at their poll or if they were having any problems. If there were problems or if they had any comments at all, I would videotape their story to document events of the day.
When I arrived at Patch Reef Park on Yamato Road in Delray Beach, Florida, they were having a BIG problem. Their optical scan machine was not working and had not worked at all from the time they pened the poll. So that people could vote, they were using printed ballots but were quickly running out of secure room to store these ballots. By the time I arrived, polls had already been open a couple of hours and there was no repair
On election day, as an Official Outside, At-Large, Poll Watcher and an active member of www.VideoTheVote.org I visited close to thirty different polling sites... fire houses, libraries, civi centers, temples, churches, schools... At each location I would seek out the Poll Clerks, the Poll Workers, other Poll Watchers and the on-site Voter's Rights Attorneys, asking them if things were going smothly at their poll or if they were having any problems. If there were problems or if they had any comments at all, I would videotape their story to document events of the day.
When I arrived at Patch Reef Park on Yamato Road in Delray Beach, Florida, they were having a BIG problem. Their optical scan machine was not working and had not worked at all from the time they pened the poll. So that people could vote, they were using printed ballots but were quickly running out of secure room to store these ballots. By the time I arrived, polls had already been open a couple of hours and no repair person had yet arrived, so I called the national hot-line and then left the scene to continue my work. About an hour and a half later, I returned to follow
On election day, as an Official Outside, At-Large, Poll Watcher and an active member of www.VideoTheVote.org I visited close to thirty different polling sites... fire houses, libraries, civi centers, temples, churches, schools... At each location I would seek out the Poll Clerks, the Poll Workers, other Poll Watchers and the on-site Voter's Rights Attorneys, asking them if things were going smothly at their poll or if they were having any problems. If there were problems or if they had any comments at all, I would videotape their story to document events of the day.
When I arrived at Patch Reef Park on Yamato Road in Delray Beach, Florida, they were having a BIG problem. Their optical scan machine was not working and had not worked at all from the time they pened the poll. So that people could vote, they were using printed ballots but were quickly running out of secure room to store these ballots. By the time I arrived, polls had already been open a couple of hours and no repair person had yet arrived, so I called the national hot-line and then left the scene to continue my work. About an hour and a half later, I returned to follow-up and there was a TV News Crew present as well as multiple lawyers... best of all, now the machine was working!!!
That's what Vid
On election day, as an Official Outside, At-Large, Poll Watcher and an active member of www.VideoTheVote.org I visited close to thirty different polling sites... fire houses, libraries, civi centers, temples, churches, schools... At each location I would seek out the Poll Clerks, the Poll Workers, other Poll Watchers and the on-site Voter's Rights Attorneys, asking them if things were going smothly at their poll or if they were having any problems. If there were problems or if they had any comments at all, I would videotape their story to document events of the day.
When I arrived at Patch Reef Park on Yamato Road in Delray Beach, Florida, they were having a BIG problem. Their optical scan machine was not working and had not worked at all from the time they pened the poll. So that people could vote, they were using printed ballots but were quickly running out of secure room to store these ballots. By the time I arrived, polls had already been open a couple of hours and no repair person had yet arrived, so I called the national hot-line and then left the scene to continue my work. About an hour and a half later, I returned to follow-up and there was a TV News Crew present as well as multiple lawyers... best of all, now the machine was working!!!
That's what Video The Vote is all about.
On election day, as an Official Outside, At-Large, Poll Watcher and an active member of www.VideoTheVote.org I visited close to thirty different polling sites... fire houses, libraries, civi centers, temples, churches, schools... At each location I would seek out the Poll Clerks, the Poll Workers, other Poll Watchers and the on-site Voter's Rights Attorneys, asking them if things were going smothly at their poll or if they were having any problems. If there were problems or if they had any comments at all, I would videotape their story to document events of the day.
When I arrived at Patch Reef Park on Yamato Road in Delray Beach, Florida, they were having a BIG problem. Their optical scan machine was not working and had not worked at all from the time they pened the poll. So that people could vote, they were using printed ballots but were quickly running out of secure room to store these ballots. By the time I arrived, polls had already been open a couple of hours and no repair person had yet arrived, so I called the national hot-line and then left the scene to continue my work. About an hour and a half later, I returned to follow-up and there was a TV News Crew present as well as multiple lawyers... best of all, now the machine was working!!!
That's what Video The Vote is all about.
A clerk takes notes of the logs loaded onto trucks. Jepara, Central Java, Indonesia, September, 2009.
Photo by Murdani Usman/CIFOR
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