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Melusina Fay "Zina" Peirce (February 24, 1836 – April 28, 1923), born Harriet Melusina Fay in Burlington, Vermont, was an American feminist, author, teacher, music critic, organizer and activist best known for spearheading the 19th century "cooperative housekeeping" movement.
20 de oct. de 2019 · Melusina Fay Peirce, una de las primeras feministas conocidas, presentó en 1884 un movimiento rompedor: el de la limpieza cooperativa, llamado a organizar el trabajo en la casa de forma que liberase a las mujeres. Por Marta Sader. 20 de octubre de 2019. Alamy. Organizar la limpieza de manera cooperativa para empoderar a las mujeres.
Melusina Fay ("Zina"), primera esposa de Charles S. Peirce, nació en Boston el 24 de febrero de 1836. Era la sexta hija de Emily Hopkins y el reverendo Charles Fay (1808- 1888 ), clérigo de la iglesia episcopaliana de Vermont.
Individual – Boston, United States. 1836 – 1923. Born in Burlington, Vermont, Melusina Fay Peirce (1836-1923) developed a model for carrying out housework collectively, designed to free women from their daily chores in order to pursue other interests.
Melusina Fay Peirce (writer, social scientist, feminist) developed a cooperative housekeeping model as a solution to reduce the burden of housework for women in order that they could pursue other interests. She used the term 'cooperative housekeeping' for her proposal published in the journal Atlantic Monthly from 1868-69.
Melusina Fay Peirce was a writer, a social scientist, and a feminist who developed a cooperative housekeeping model as a solution to reduce the burden of housework for women in order that they could pursue other interests.
Melusina Fay Peirce, founder of the Cambridge (Massachusetts) Cooperative Housekeeping Society which organized a cooperative store, laundry, and bakery near Harvard Square beginning in 1869. Peirce argued for the inclusion of such cooperative facilities in the apartment houses then being designed for middle-class Bostonians, but her practi-
