Helen Kingsbury Castle Mead

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Helen Kingsbury Castle Mead was an American scholar and social reformer, known for her work in education and social welfare and as the wife and intellectual partner of philosopher and sociologist George Herbert Mead.

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instanceOf American scholar
educator
human
social reformer
affiliation University of Chicago
associatedWith Hull House
Jane Addams
birthName Helen Kingsbury Castle
child Henry Castle Albert Mead
citizenship United States
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Mount Holyoke College
University of Chicago
familyName Mead
father Henry Northrup Castle
fieldOfWork education
social reform
social welfare
genre educational writing
social commentary
givenName Helen
languageSpoken English
memberOf Chicago Woman's Club
University of Chicago Settlement
mother Sarah Adeline Kingsbury Castle
movement Progressive Era reform
settlement movement
women's education reform
name Helen Kingsbury Castle Mead
notableFor advocacy for women's higher education
collaboration with George Herbert Mead
role as intellectual partner of George Herbert Mead
social reform activities
support for social settlements in Chicago
work in education
work in social welfare
occupation educator
scholar
social reformer
placeOfBirth Honolulu
placeOfDeath Chicago
religion Unitarianism
residence Chicago
sexOrGender female
spouse George Herbert Mead
workLocation Chicago

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George Herbert Mead spouse Helen Kingsbury Castle Mead
Helen Kingsbury Castle Mead name Helen Kingsbury Castle Mead