Lillian Wald was not only a nurse but also a passionate advocate for social reform. She believed that health could not be separated from social conditions and that addressing societal issues was crucial for improving public health. Wald campaigned for better housing conditions, safer working environments, and improved sanitation. She was also a strong supporter of the women's suffrage movement and worked towards racial integration and equality.
Her efforts in advocating for social justice were instrumental in shaping policies that improved the living conditions of many, particularly the impoverished and marginalized populations in urban areas.
