Newspaper Clipping about the IIRI, dated 1921

Pieces From the IIRI's First Brochures, dated mid 1920s

The IIRI's home in 1958 - 106 Princeton Ave. The IIRI moved here after being housed at 58 Jackson Street for almost 30 years.

Invitation and wedding photo from the wedding of Nay Sovannary and Um Sihourn, both refugees from Southeast Asia, in 1975 at the IIRI

Former Mayor Cianci at a Project Persona fundraiser at eh Polish Home in Olneyville, 1982

Pictures taken of the IIRIs various ESL and education classes

Photos from Executive Director Bill Shuey, and late Senator Claiborne Pell's trip to Nicaragua and Costa Rica, 1987

Pictures from previous IIRI Carnival Balls, a major fundraiser supporting the services IIRI provides

IIRI's Immigration and Citizenship department, helps hundreds of clients each year to apply for citizenship and reunification of family members

IIRI's Refugee Resettlement Department welcomes and settles over 95% of all Rhode Island Refugees, supporting newcomers to the state in starting their new lives.