Feminism and Voluntary Action

Discover the impactful work of Eglantyne Jebb in "Feminism and Voluntary Action," authored by L. Mahood and published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2009. This insightful paperback edition spans 291 pages and delves into Jebb's significant contributions as a teacher, social investigator, and the founder of the Save the Children Fund. Her pioneering 'Declaration of the Rights of the Child,' which was adopted by the League of Nations, marks a transformative shift from the traditional Charity Organization Society model to a broader philosophy of international mutual responsibility and children's rights. This book is essential for anyone interested in the intersection of feminism, humanitarianism, and social advocacy, providing a comprehensive understanding of how Jebb's legacy continues to influence modern perspectives on children's rights and voluntary action.