Read about The Junior League

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  The Junior League: 100 Years of Volunteer Service

  The Junior League: 100 Years of Volunteer Service was written by Nancy Beth Jackson and published to commemorate our centennial in 2001. An essential educational tool for anyone looking to brush up on the amazing work done by the Junior Leagues, it explores the impact they have had within the historical context of the time.
  
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  The Volunteer Powerhouse

  The Volunteer Powerhouse is a comprehensive chronicle of the work the women of The Junior League have done to improve society, through direct volunteer service, education, legislative advocacy, philanthropy, and building awareness of pressing issues of the day. Written by Janet Gordon and Diana Reische, it was published in 1982.

  Download and read The Volunteer Powerhouse >

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  Our Schlesinger Library Partnership

  Through an exciting partnership with the Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America, which is housed at Radcliffe College at Harvard University, we are able to make seven decades of The Junior League Magazine available online. Widely considered to be the leading historical resource on the women of the United States in the 19^th and 20^th centuries, the library has partnered with AJLI to provide public access to one of The Junior League’s most prized archives.

  The digitized content of the magazines have been added to the library’s vast holdings, which document women’s lives and women’s issues both in the past and in the present—and focus specifically on suffrage and women’s rights, social reform, family history, health and sexuality, careers and professions, culinary history and gender issues.

  We think this esteemed library is a fitting spot for so profound a record and we think
  you will too.