Jane Addams was a political activist and social reformer in the late 19th/early 20th century. She is known for founding Hull House in Chicago in 1889, which helped immigrants and children through social services and education programs. The document discusses Jane Addams' background and accomplishments, including winning the Nobel Peace Prize, as well as messages from friends concerned with the well-being of children and workers.

1. facebook Jane Addams is helping immigrants and children today! Wall Photos Flair Boxes Jane Addams Logout View photos of Jane Addams (5) Send Jane Addams a message Poke message Wall Info Photos Boxes Write something… Share Information Networks : Chicago, Illinois Birthday: September 6, 1860 Political: Political activist Religion: Quaker and Presbyterian Hometown: Cedarville, Illinois Friends Kids Florence Kelley Woodrow Wilson Edith Abbott Grace Abbott Florence Kelly – I care about the children. Let me talk to the workers at the factory to lower their work days and raise their money wages. Sophoniba Breckinridge Woodrow Wilson You have won the Nobel Peace Prize. Please come to the White House to receive your award. Charles Hull What you did with the Hull House makes me proud! Where’s my rent money? LOL JK Edith Abbott Let me see how the kids are doing. Jane Addams Everybody is doing great at the Hull House! Sophonisba Breckinridge I haven’t seen you in a long time. I want to make sure the kids are okay. I’ll check on the children once they fall asleep.