Say It With History: Conversations That Shaped The Past with Holley Snaith
From unsung trailblazers to cultural icons, Say It with History explores how the past shapes the stories we tell—and the lives we lead.
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Women and Welfare in American History: The Untold Stories Behind Social Policy (opens the original)
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Women played a central but often overlooked role in building and administering America’s social safety net. Historian Alycia Asai explores how women transformed traditions of community care and charity into professional social work, the influence of figures such as Frances Perkins, and how debates over welfare and public assistance have evolved over time. Key Topics Women’s role in the development of America’s social safety net The evolution of charity work into professional social work Welfare
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