The Southern Conference for Human Welfare

The Southern Conference for Human Welfare was a regional organization established in the 1930s to promote social justice, economic equality, and civil rights in the American South. It aimed to address issues like poverty, discrimination, and unfair labor practices by fostering dialogue among activists, community groups, and policymakers. The organization sought to improve living conditions and expand opportunities for marginalized populations, advocating for reforms through cooperation and public awareness. Its efforts contributed to broader movements for social justice and civil rights during the mid-20th century.