social settlement
Americannoun
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Since the late 19th century, when Jane Addams established Hull-House, a social settlement that drew migrants, Chicago has seen itself as an entry point for newcomers, a sanctuary city that welcomes people from the outside.
From New York Times
The Colored Social Settlement is thought to be the first in the country for African Americans.
From Washington Post
The letterhead of the Colored Social Settlement featured not just the name of the organization and a list of its trustees, but a map showing the area it served.
From Washington Post
She lived in the neighborhood in a building at 116 M St. SW that was home to a groundbreaking organization she helped found: the Colored Social Settlement.
From Washington Post
In 1909, the Colored Social Settlement had outgrown its space and moved to a building at 16 L St. SW.
From Washington Post
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