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Daniel Bender

Daniel Bender is a Ph.D. candidate in American labor history at New York University. A graduate of Yale University (B.A.), Bender has received the Andrew Mellon fellowship in humanistic studies and the Henry Mitchell MacCracken fellowship at NYU.

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Article mentioning social worker Celia Strakosch’s work with Jewish refugee children

Celia Strakosch

Celia Strakosch spent her career in social work in New York City and was involved in several organizations, including the Emanu-El Employment Bureau for Jewish Girls and the National Council of Jewish Women; in both institutions, she held leadership positions. During her decades of service, Strakosch focused especially on alleviating poverty among Jewish girls.

Julia Horn Hamburger

A long-time volunteer, Julia Horn Hamburger was founding president of the New York Children’s Welfare League, which offered health and education services to immigrant children, the founding vice president of the Jewish Theater for Children and founding president of Ivriah, the women’s division of the Jewish Education Association. During WWII she shifted her focus to aiding the American Jewish Committee and the Anti-Nazi League.

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Jewish Women's Archive. "Daniel Bender." (Viewed on December 25, 2024) <https://jwa.org/encyclopedia/author/bender-daniel>.