Jean Childs Young

1933–1994 (age 61)

Biography

Educator Jean Childs Young dedicated herself to nurturing young minds, teaching social studies and championing literacy programs that opened doors for children throughout Atlanta and beyond.

As a partner in public service, she volunteered around the world, advocated for economic justice, and founded scholarships that continue to honor her commitment to education and equality.

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