This guide gathers resources on social welfare pioneers. It will assist you in gathering information for your presentation in SW 101: Intro to Social Work and Social Welfare including things like:
Are you looking for information about the context or history of your topic? Try the resources on this page for background and general context as well as biographical information.
You already know about the cite button in databases and Google Scholar right? And to check the bottom of a page for its citation and/or the reference list, right?
APA has citations for datasets, tables/graphs, webpages and much more. Remember, you want to provide an accurate citation so that someone else can find the awesome data and sources that you're using.
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You'll probably find some great stuff through Google, consider switching your results to "news" to get a feel for current events.
Remember to be skeptical, evaluate everything you find and to cite it!
Jane Addams
Mary Richmond
Dorothy Height
Sarah Fernandis
Francis Perkins
Jeannette Rankin
Janie Porter Barrett
Gail Abarbanel
Bertha Capen Reynolds
Fredericka Douglass Sprague Perry
W. Gertrude Brown
Diana Ming Chan
Edgar William Pye
Gail Abarbanel
Ida Maud Cannon