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including; literature, zoology, ethics, philosophy, etc. In order to further promote education, 36 societies or clubs were created in different areas, such as, music, art, history, and science. One of these societies was founded in 1889 and was called the "Toynbee
Travellers". This group was created after a group of Toynbee Hall residents travelled to Belgium in 1887. Toynbee Hall also began hosting Smoking Room Debates in which community members and invited speakers would come to debate issues of the day. This tradition continued for over twenty years. In 1899, the Poor Man's Lawyer service was introduced. This programme gives free legal services to those who can not afford it, and continues to the present day.
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to gain support for his idea. Barnett was able to gather enough support and a committee called the "University
Settlement of East London" was set up by Oxford. With these ideas and the support of universities, Barnett founded Toynbee Hall, the first settlement house in the world. Named after another
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Toynbee Hall, where a community centre was formed that attracted university students who wished to live or "settle" among the underprivileged in London's economically depressed East End. They came, according to Samuel Barnett, "to learn, as much as to teach, to receive as much as to give".
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culture. His proposal was to have university students come as volunteers to share their knowledge: the students would be able to help the poor, and at the same time witness poverty at first hand, and potentially develop solutions for it.
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As at most settlement houses, its social workers—students from Oxford and
Cambridge Universities, among others—resided at Toynbee Hall and sought thereby to get to know their neighbors and their needs on a more intimate, personal level.
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1821:Katherine Bentley Beauman (15 September 1996).
1302:The Settlement Idea: A Vision of Social Justice
2360:History of the London Borough of Tower Hamlets
1872:(2017) . "Profumo, John Dennis (1915–2006)".
310:university students came to work at the hall.
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1788:Washbrook, David. "Elliott, Charles Alfred".
1590:(2011) . "Mallon, James Joseph (1874–1961)".
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