For those who are especially interested in the details of organization in a work of this kind, it seems desirable to give a brief account of the methods that were employed. .T he survey was under the direct supervision of Dr. S. Josephine Baker, Chairman of the Child Welfare Committee, and Dr. Dorothy C. Kempf, the Executive Secretary. Both Dr. Baker and Dr. Kempf had the technical experience and background requisite to conduct such a widespread scheme. It is the belief of the committee that similar studies ought not to be undertaken in other states without similar competent technical direction. Volunteer work on a large scale has not hitherto always shown successful results but we believe in this instance that the type of organization that was carried out, both in the central office and in the field, made it possible to conduct successfully what might easily have been a half-accomplished project. Feeling that other states might wish to follow the example of New York State in finding out just what is being done for children within their borders, it seems wise to outline briefly the methods of organization that were employed and found to be successful. The subject matter of the questionnaires was carefully thought out at the central office and was prepared under the technical supervision of the Committee and received its approval. The central office force consisted of Dr. Baker, in an advisory capacity, Dr. Kempf as executive secretary, Miss Sworts as field organizer and one stenographer, working in close cooperation with the Chairman of Organization of the League. The latter took advantage of the already organized forces of women within the State. A few temporary organizers were employed for a total of eight weeks. Practically all of the work, however, was done by the volunteers in the field. These numbered well over three thousand.
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