Ruth Crow (1916–1999) was an Australian social activist, community planner, and advocate for urban development and social justice. She and her husband Maurie were deeply involved in progressive movements in Melbourne, focusing on issues such as housing, urban planning, environmental sustainability, and community development.
Ruth Crow was known for her advocacy for public spaces, participatory urban planning, and social welfare policies. Alongside her husband, Maurie Crow, she contributed to urban policy discussions and grassroots activism, particularly in Melbourne’s inner suburbs. Her work emphasized the importance of community involvement in shaping the urban environment.
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