Jane Addams

1860–1935 (age 75)

social worker and peace activist

Biography

Jane Addams was born in 1860 and passed away in 1935, leaving behind a profound legacy as a pioneering social worker and peace activist. Her tireless dedication to improving the lives of others and advocating for peace made her one of the most influential figures of her generation.

Addams's work in social reform and her commitment to nonviolence continue to inspire generations of activists and humanitarians. She was laid to rest at Cedarville Cemetery, where her memory endures as a beacon of compassion and social justice.

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