Includes bibliographical references (p. [203]-285) and index.
Contents
Introduction: Claiming Lillian Wald -- Wald's hometown lessons: from Rochester to Manhattan -- The woman at the head of the table: negotiating universalism and difference at Henry Street -- Universal peace and brotherhood: Wald's internationalist vision -- The society we might be living in: modern challenges to an ethnic progressive vision -- Windows opened upon a moving world: new deals and old faiths -- Conclusion: She is all religions: Wald's enduring legacies.
