| The American Settlement Movement was a late-nineteenth and early twentieth-century social movement that took its name from the settlement houses founded by Progressive Era reformers. |
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| In other words, these members wanted to know if it was acceptable to attend the march as full representatives of their respective settlement houses. |
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| Music clubs established music schools within settlement houses, sponsored after-school musical activities and donated records and sheet music to public libraries. |
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| The organization is the umbrella for 36 settlement houses in New York City. |
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| Europe's biggest investment banks have for some time been unsuccessfully trying to persuade Europe's panoply of settlement houses to merge. |
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| The Hudson Guild, like other settlement houses, was founded in 1895 as an experiment in social reform. |
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| Some important examples of man: Tonna, settlement houses where it is running a trappeto, mountain, human settlement of the eighteenth century. |
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| An improvised settlement houses some 10,000 displaced earthquake survivors at the Grace International Mission compound in Carrefour, Haiti. |
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| Community organizers work out of settlement houses, community centres and grassroots social action organizations. |
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| The settlement houses, originally opened to help immigrants settle in America, have been reinventing themselves. |
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| The work of city missions resembles that of settlement houses, institutional churches, and charitable societies, but city missions usually also emphasize religious conversion through evangelistic preaching services. |
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| Organizations led by women, bonded by sisterhood, were formed for social reform, including settlement houses in working class and poor neighborhoods, like Hull House. |
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| Hull House, founded in 1889, was one of the first settlement houses. |
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| She is best remembered as the founder of HullHouse in Chicago, one of the first settlement houses that provided services for the working class immigrants in the neighborhood and served as a laboratory for reform. |
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| Characteristically, when the Arts and Crafts Society began in October 1897 in Chicago, it was at Hull House, one of the first American settlement houses for social reform. |
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| The Juvenile delinquency rates immediately around the Settlement Houses is small compared to the city rate but this applies only to the intensive areas of influence of the Houses. |
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