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Euthenics

the philosophy of and activism for Euthenics

Concepts	* Accountability Agency Assisted living Autonomy Choice Consumerism Consumer protection Critical thinking Desire Ecology Education Environment Food safety Goal Happiness Health Homeless shelter Household Housekeeping Housing First Human right to water and sanitation Life skills Personal life Preference Rescue Right to an adequate standard of living Right to education Right to a healthy environment Right to food Right to housing Right to property Right to rest and leisure Right to sit Safety Sanitation Security of person Social responsibility Subsidized housing Supported living Supportive housing Universal basic income Universal basic services Want Wish
Activism	* Consumer activism Consumer education Consumer movement Environmentalism Social movements
Fields of study	* Air quality Bioethics Botany Chemistry Child development Cleaning Ecology Economics Education Employment Food science Health Health education Health policy Health promotion Health research Health sciences Home Home economics Housing Hygiene Industrial relations Life Nutrition Organisms Prevention Psychology Public health Quality of life Sanitation Self care Social programs Social sciences Society Water treatment Well-being
Key players	* Ellen Swallow Richards Julia Lathrop Minnie Cumnock Blodgett Melvil Dewey