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Pioneering Women Helped Establish Child Welfare System in Pittsburgh
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Alice Ballard Montgomery, Florence Lattimore and other bold women helped establish the child welfare system in Pittsburgh. SSW Professor Emeritus Edward Sites and Mt. Lebanon writer Christine H. O'Toole tell us their stories in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.