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-Mary's work with the COS later led her to become apart of the Russel Sage Foundation.
-In 1909 she helped establish networks of Social Workers and method of how their work was done.
1. What year was Mary Richmond Born? _____
-Her ability to raise money and explain the mission of COS led to her appointment as first woman General Secretary.
2. What city and state was Mary born in?____
-Worked with families but also as an advocate within the Charity Organization.
3. When Mary returned to Baltimore what was the first two jobs she encountered?________
-COS was in several cities and was the first organization to develop a structered Social Work profession.
4. What year did Mary become deceased? ____
-She was an influential leader in the Charity Organization Society (COS)
-Began Career with the COS in Baltimore, Maryland
-During her time with the COS she was better known as a leader, teacher, and practical theorist.
-Due to her active grandmother, Mary developed and undeniable asset of skills.
-Mary was a home schooled student.
-Big move to New York for change, unfortunately ended up dwelling in poverty.
1.During her time with COS Mary was better known as____
2. Because of her ability to raise money and explain the mission of COS, led to her being appointed as____
By: Marquise "Daniel" Whitfield
Houston Whitson
Deandra Wilson
T'Andra Wade
-Two of Mary's most influential books were "Friendly Visiting Among the Poor" & "Social Diagnosis"
-Published in 1899
3. What foundation did Mary become apart of?
-After many years of poverty Mary returned to Baltimore and gained experience with various jobs. She served as:
-Handbook for Charity Workers, explained challenges that workers would face, and how to cope.
1. Bookkeeper- Where she gain outstanding social skills.
2. Assistant Treasure- Where she first started her journey with working in the Charity Organization Society (COS).
-Friendly vistors not only visit and check on the poor, but they improve the issues that are being face with client, and act as an ear to listen.
-Served as Richmond's first introduction to Social Casework.
-Published in 1899
-This book established the famous six sources of power.
-Gave broad insight on conducting conversations
-Born in 1861 in Belleville, Illnois. Became deceased in 1928.
-Her parents died when Mary was very young, which forced her to live with her grandmother and aunts in Baltimore, Maryland.
-Her grandmother was highly involved in women’s rights. She was an active Women’s Suffragist; Mary was drowned in discussions on political and social views.
-Published in 1899
1. What were names of Mary's two influential books?____
2. What year were the two books published?___
3. Which book was Mary's first introduction to Social Casework?_____