| 1881 |
Graduated from Rockford Female Seminary |
| 1889 |
Founded Hull House |
| 1903 |
Vice President of National Women's Trade
Union League |
| 1909 |
Helped found NAACP |
|
First women elected President of
National Conference of Charities and Corrections |
| 1910 |
Published Twenty Years at Hull-House
|
| 1911-1914 |
First Vice President of National
American Woman Suffrage Association |
|
First head
of National Federation of Settlement and Neighborhood Centers
|
1915
|
Organizes
Woman's Peace Party, elected first chairman
|
|
Presides
at International Congress of Women at the Hague, Netherlands
|
1919
|
Founds
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, President 1919-1929
|
1920
|
Helps
found ACLU
|
1931
|
Receives
the Nobel Peace Prize
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