PRINCIPAL ACHIEVEMENTS:

It inaugurated narcotic education courses in public schools in the 1800's and secured the adoption of legislation requiring such instruction in every state in the Union.

It was a leading factor in bringing about the 18th amendment for National Prohibition.

It had an important part in securing the vote for women.

It has been an important factor in securing protective legislation for women and children and in arousing public sentiment regarding moral and social issues and continues to do so.

It has also advocated woman's rights and human rights, including issues such as:

And the Work goes on.