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Philadelphia Social History Project (10)

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International Institute of Social History. (6)

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Social Welfare History Group (4)

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The Social Welfare History Group (SWHG) was created in the 1960s by professional historians and those involved in other disciplines, including social work, with an interest in studying the history of social welfare and social work. SWHG is active in the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) annual programs and major historical organizations across the United States.

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University of Minnesota. Social Welfare History Archives (4)

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Social Science History Association. (2)

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Laramie Plains Social History Project. (2)

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International Institute for Social History (2)

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Library of Social History New York, N.Y. (2)

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Historical Note The Library of Social History Collection, as its name indicates, was originally brought together by the Library of Social History in New York City. An affiliate of the Socialist Workers Party, the Library of Social History gradually assembled and maintained the collection over a period of decades prior to its acquisition by the Hoover Institution Archives in 1991.

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American Social History & Social Movements (1)

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National Association of Social Workers. Oral History Project. (2)

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This project, done under the auspices of the NASW, was conducted by Vida Grayson between 1978 and 1980.

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