Bureau of Social Reconstruction

A theosophical subsidiary organization formed in the spring of 1917 but no longer existing today, devoted to working on four lines of social reform, education, politics, and religion, “cooperating with all movements for the betterment of humanity and seeking to bring to them the spiritualizing light of our philosophy.” It sought to awaken an interest in social reconstruction and served as a clearing house of information regarding all altruistic bodies in North America.