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to help the war effort there in 1917. She was a canteen worker in France and
Germany working for the YMCA until 1919. Back in the United States, Stedman did not find work that interested her. Stedman then traveled to China in 1920, where she worked as a
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Framingham Reformatory for Women until her brother convinced her to quit in order to run the family's candy store, a job she later discovered she hated. After two years, she quit and went to
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supported professional training for women. Stedman worked as the director of the
Training Course until 1941. Students could be awarded a fellowship grant in her name. She also created the
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