“It is the duty of every civilized people to care for their sick”: The Early Years of Healthcare in the UFWA

Remembered by many for their efforts in women’s suffrage, the United Farm Women of Alberta (UFWA) were prolific lobbyists throughout the early half of the twentieth century. However, their influence extended far beyond ensuring women’s place in politics. Not long after their formation, the UFWA gained the reputation for being a respected voice advocating for … Continue reading “It is the duty of every civilized people to care for their sick”: The Early Years of Healthcare in the UFWA