{"value"=>"<p>The writings and speeches are arranged alphabetically by year and provide evidence of Wald's wide range of interests including education, industrial hygiene, infant mortality, labor reform, nursing, prohibition, sanitation, settlement work and unemployment. The series contains drafts and notes of lectures prepared by Wald for the first university program for the training of public health nurses established in 1910 at Teachers College of Columbia University. Organizations to which Wald presented speeches include the American Association for Labor Legislation, Children's Bureau, Consumers League, Crime Prevention Bureau, Foreign Policy Association and the National Confederation of Women's Clubs. The series also includes radio speeches and statements in honor of influential figures in the field of philanthropy and social reform.</p>"}