Paula F. Pfeffer

Paula F. Pfeffer, a professor of American history at Loyola University Chicago, received her Ph.D. from Northwestern University. She is the author of A. Philip Randolph: Pioneer of the Civil Rights Movement. She also authored the chapter “A Historical Comparison of Catholic and Jewish Adoption Practices in Chicago, 1833–1938,” in Adoption in America: Historical Perspectives (ed. E. Wayne Carp), as well as articles on the history of blacks, of labor and of women.

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Esther Loeb Kohn

Esther Loeb Kohn helped bridge the gap between Chicago’s volunteer and professional social workers and spent thirty years running the Hull House settlement whenever founder Jane Addams was away on her frequent travels.

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Jewish Women's Archive. "Paula F. Pfeffer." (Viewed on December 4, 2024) <https://jwa.org/encyclopedia/author/pfeffer-paula>.