Immigrants' Protective League (Chicago, Ill.)

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The Immigrants Protective League was founded in 1908 by Hull-House residents to help immigrants adjust to their adopted country. The League conducted research studies of the conditions of Chicago's immigrants. It also offered such services as aid with immigration documents, re-uniting families, referral to social service agencies, and adult education classes. The League also investigated and exposed cases of exploitation of new immigrants. The Immigrant's Protective League has existed in several forms over the years becoming the Traveler's Aid Society then the Heartland Alliance. Please see the finding aid for a complete history of the organization.

From the description of Records, 1939-1964. (University of Illinois-Chicago Library). WorldCat record id: 52994817

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referencedIn Rich, Adena Miller, 1888-1967. Adena Miller Rich papers, 1923-1964. University of Illinois at Chicago Library, UIC
referencedIn Kohn, Esther Loeb. Esther Loeb Kohn papers, 1896-1965. University of Illinois at Chicago Library, UIC
creatorOf Immigrants' Protective League (Chicago, Ill.). [Miscellaneous pamphlets, publicity, etc.]. Chicago History Museum
creatorOf Immigrants' Protective League (Chicago, Ill.). Records, 1939-1964. University of Illinois at Chicago Library, UIC
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associatedWith Heartland Alliance for Human Needs & Human Rights. corporateBody
associatedWith Kohn, Esther Loeb. person
associatedWith Rich, Adena Miller, 1888-1967. person
associatedWith Travelers Aid Society of Chicago. corporateBody
Place Name Admin Code Country
Illinois--Chicago
United States
Chicago (Ill.)
Subject
Emigration and immigration
Immigrants
Immigrants
Naturalization
Refugees
Occupation
Activity

Corporate Body

Active 1939

Active 1964

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