Jane Addams pioneer social worker

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Jane Addams pioneer social worker
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Where was she was educated?

• She was educated in the United States and
  Europe, graduating from the Rockford Female
  Seminary (now Rockford College) in Rockford,
  Illinois.

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What is the Hull House?

• The Hull House in Chicago, Illinois, is one of
  the first settlement houses in the United States.
  At its height, Hull House was visited each week
  by around two thousand people. Its facilities
  included a night school for adults, kindergarten
  classes, clubs for older children, a public
  kitchen, an art gallery, a coffeehouse, a
  gymnasium, a girls club, a swimming pool, a book
  bindery, a music school, a drama group, a
  library, and labor-related divisions.

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Peace plan

• In 1919 she was elected first president of the
  Women's International League for Peace and
  Freedom, the successor organization to the
  Women's Peace Party. She continued in the
  presidency until her death.

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awards

• Jane Addams also had a Nobel prize medal.

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How our world was impacted.

• We were effected because Jane Addams made the
  Hall House which was also gradually drawn into
  advocating for legislative reforms at the
  municipal, state and federal levels, addressing
  issues such as child labor, women's suffrage, and
  immigration policy.

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When she was born and died

• She was born on September 6, 1860
• She died May 21, 1935 (age 74)

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Where she was born and died

• She was born Cedarville, Illinois
  
  
  She died Chicago, Illinois

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Jane Addams on a us postage stamp of 1940
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A wall-mounted quote by Jane Addams.
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credits

• Power point made by Kyle Gipson
• Resources
• www.wikipedia.org
• World book v.1
• Jane Addams pioneer social worker
• Kyle Gipson