Addams was the first American woman to win a Nobel Peace Prize. You can learn more about her by visiting the Jane Addams Hull House Museum located at the University of Illinois Chicago.

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And in 1931, Jane Addams, who had been branded a traitor a decade and a half earlier, became the first American woman to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. - People in time will develop the talents ...

American peace activist and social reformer Jane Addams received the 1931 prize, at the height of the Great Depression, for her efforts to “rekindle the spirit of peace” in the United States ...

Laura Jane Addams was born in nearby Cedarville in ... When she became the first American woman to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1931, it became obvious she had succeeded in this endeavor.

(WTVO) — Students and staff at Rockford University honored its famous alumni, Jane Addams, with a “Day ... and co-winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1931. The university provided help to ...

In celebration of Rockford University’s most famous alumna, Jane Addams — and ... a period black dress and portrayed Addams. She said if the Nobel Peace Prize recipient were alive, she would ...

Residents banded together to save this building and carry on the legacy of its namesake, the social worker and Nobel Prize Winner Jane Addams. In light of recent federal funding cuts and a long ...