Eleanor Roosevelt's commitment to public service was defined by pivotal life moments, including her childhood struggles with insecurity and her marriage to Franklin D. Roosevelt. Her experiences as a social worker and her role in the United Nations post-World War II shaped her advocacy for human rights. Key events such as the Great Depression, where she worked to alleviate suffering, and her involvement in women’s rights initiatives further solidified her dedication. Throughout her life, Eleanor redefined the role of First Lady, using her platform to champion social causes and empower marginalized voices.