In 1914 the National Women's Trade Union League (NWTUL), an organization established in 1903, launched a training school for women organizers, a year-long program combining academics and field work.
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Cohn was a co-founder of Brookwood Labor College in 1924, an initiative associated with labor educator A. J. Muste.
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Fannia Mary Cohn was born on April 5, 1885 to an ethnic Jewish family in Kletsk, Belarus, then part of the Russian empire.
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