EMIC Information Circular: 1943 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781178517637)

This is a historical document, the "EMIC Information Circular, 1943", issued by the United States Children's Bureau. It provides insights into the Emergency Maternal and Infant Care (EMIC) program during World War II. This circular offers a snapshot of the social welfare policies and public health initiatives implemented to support mothers and children during a critical period in American history. Researchers and historians interested in the social impact of WWII, the development of social welfare programs, and the history of child welfare will find this circular a valuable primary source.

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