Ellen Swallow Richards
scientist
Ellen Swallow Richards was a pioneering figure in home economics, recognized for her efforts to formalize domestic work as a profession and for organizing the first conference on home economics, which emphasized the importance of nutrition and kitchen design.
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Ellen Swallow Richards organizes a conference where the term home economics is coined.
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