Jane Addams and her colleagues fought for government reforms in order to address the social and economic inequalities and injustices facing vulnerable populations, such as immigrants, working-class individuals, and women. They believed that government policies and programs could help address the root causes of poverty, provide support and resources to those in need, and create a more just and equitable society. Addams and her colleagues also believed that government had a responsibility to protect and promote the well-being of all its citizens, and that reforms were necessary to ensure that everyone had access to basic rights and opportunities. By advocating for government reforms, they sought to create a more inclusive and compassionate society that prioritized the needs of marginalized and disadvantaged communities.
