Julia Lathrop
American activist and politician
Born
June 29th, 1858
166 years ago
Died
1932
93 years ago — 74 years old
Category
Activists & Humanitarians
Country
United States
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Played a critical role in social reform movements, particularly in the areas of child welfare and women's rights. Served as the first director of the United States Children's Bureau from its establishment in 1912 until 1921. Advocated for legislation to protect children and improve their living conditions. Contributed to the development of important policies related to juvenile justice and maternal health.
First director of the United States Children's Bureau
Advocated for child welfare policies
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