Hidden Strength Women During Great Depression Thrived Triumphantly
Women Entering the Workforce
During the Great Depression, many women entered the workforce for the first time or took on additional jobs to support their families. Despite societal pressures and limited opportunities, they found employment in various sectors such as textiles, domestic service, and clerical work. The number of working women increased by 24% during this period1, showcasing their essential role in keeping households afloat.