Originally published in 1921, these hearings provide a detailed overview of proposed legislation that would establish a Department of Public Welfare in the United States. Featuring testimony from a wide range of experts, including social workers, educators, and policy experts, this volume provides valuable insights into the debates around public welfare in the early 20th century.
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