“Move Hearts, Lift Sights, and Influence Decisions”: The National Council of Jewish Women and US Family Policy, 1960–1973
Abstract This article offers a case study of the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW)’s early childhood programs and job training programs, highlighting the vulnerabilities of the War on Poverty–era “public-private partnerships” that were rooted in ideological commitments to racial liberalism and “middle-class value...