Elizabeth Sprague Williams

Elizabeth Sprague Williams was an American social worker notable for her involvement in the settlement house movement. She was a leader at the Rivington Street Settlement in New York City, where she developed programs aimed at helping immigrants assimilate through educational, recreational, and vocational club activities. Williams also participated in reconstruction work in Serbia, where she was recognized for her contributions. Her work in improving the lives of immigrants and developing club-based social work programs has had a lasting influence on the field.

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