博客來This volume contains the proceedings of the Fourth Annual Ohio State Conference of Charities and Correction, held in Kenton, Ohio, from October 9th to 12th, 1894. It offers a valuable snapshot of late 19th-century discussions and debates surrounding social welfare, penal reform, and charitable efforts in Ohio.
The proceedings include transcripts of speeches, presentations, and discussions among leading figures in social work, law, and public administration. Topics covered range from the management of charitable institutions and the treatment of offenders to broader issues of poverty, inequality, and social reform.
Researchers and historians interested in the history of social work, the development of social policy in the United States, or the social history of Ohio will find this volume a rich and informative resource.
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