The FSA (Farm Security Administration) project

The Farm Security Administration (FSA) was a U.S. government program established during the 1930s to support farmers and rural communities affected by the Great Depression. It provided financial aid, land conservation, and aimed to improve living conditions. Additionally, the FSA employed photographers who captured powerful images of rural life and poverty, helping to raise awareness and garner support for rural development initiatives. These photographs are now iconic, offering a compelling visual history of American life during that era.