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Jane Addams
-
Founder
of Hull House in Chicago
Susan B.
Anthony
Champion of Woman's Rights
Mary Astell -
First English Feminist Author
Ella Baker -
Crusading Activist
Clara
Barton -
American Humanitarian
Ella
Baker
Crusading Activist
Ida
Wells-Barnett -
Anti-Lynching Crusader
Mary Mcleod Bethune
- Education and
Civil Rights Activist
Mother
Bickerdyke
- Civil War Nurse
Nelly Bly
- Investigative
Reporter
Evangeline
Booth
-
Salvation
Army Leader
Carrie
Chapman Catt -
Woman's Suffrage Leader
Francis
Powers Cobbe - Founder
of Ragged Schools
Edith
Cavell
-
Resistance Fighter Nurse
Anna
Elizabeth Dickinson
by Sara E. Polsky
Dorathea
Dix Prison
Reformer
Elizabeth
"Mombet" Freeman -
Slave Who Sued for Her Freedom
Elizabeth
Fry -
English Reformer
Mary Harriman -
Founder of the Junior League
Julia
Ward Howe
Author, Hymn Writer, Philanthropist,
Reformer
Mary H.
Hunt -
American Temperance Reformer and
Educator
Helen
Hunt Jackson
- Champion of the American Indian
Anna
Jarvis
Founder of Mother’s Day
Mother
Jones -
Social Warrior for the Poor
Mary
Livermore
-
American Journalist & Social Reformer
Kay
Livingstone -
Enforcer of Minority Rights
Lucretia
Mott -
Women's Suffrage Advocate
Carry
Nation -
Activist
Rosa Parks -
Civil Rights Activist
Irena
Sendler -
Friend of the Jews
Anna
Howard Shaw
- Women's Rights Advocate
Grimke
Sisters -
Southern Abolitionists
Grimke Sisters
- The Continuing Story
Lady
Henry Somerset -
British Temperance Leader
Elizabeth
Cady Stanton
1815 - 1902
Lucy
Stone -
Women's Rights Advocate
Harriet
Beecher Stowe
- Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin
Sojourner
Truth -
Abolitionist/Suffragist
Harriett Tubman No
Equal
Bina West
- Founder of Woman's
Life Insurance Society
Anna Kelton Wiley
Suffragist
Francis
Willard -
Temperance Leader
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