Eleanor Roosevelt was a fervent proponent of several key social reforms, including civil rights, women’s rights, and human rights. As First Lady, she used her platform to advocate for the disenfranchised and worked tirelessly to promote equality. Roosevelt championed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights at the United Nations, where she served as the first chair of the Commission on Human Rights. She also played a crucial role in labor reforms and education, often challenging traditional gender roles. Her vision for a just society continues to inspire modern movements for social change and equality.