Addams represented important features Jane Addams, a pioneering social worker, co-founded Hull House in 1889 to address poverty, urban reform, and the concerns of Chicago’s immigrant community. She pushed for women’s rights, labor reforms, and peace, actively participating in the women’s suffrage movement and co-founding the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom. Her accomplishments include advocating for juvenile courts, improved sanitation, and housing rules. of social work, such as community participation through living among people she served, she was taking a comprehensive approach to tackling many social concerns and fighting for systemic change. She encouraged empowerment via education and skill development, believing in the ability of knowledgeable citizens to advocate for their rights. Her collaboration with other reformers and groups emphasized the value of collaboration.
Module 5.1: Journal – Class and Social Mobility Directions Journal Guidelines For all of the journals in the course, please follow the guideline
Module 5.1: Journal – Class and Social Mobility Directions Journal Guidelines For all of the journals in the course, please follow the guideline below. Each journal entry should be between 1-2 pages and include the following: An Introduction to the topic being explored in the journal. A Summary of main points and concepts extracted
