Abigail Smith Adams – Wife of the Second President of the United States
Mary Kay Ash – Entrepreneur of Beauty
Jesse Daniel Ames – Anti-Lynching Advocate
Elizabeth G. Anderson – English Physician and Pioneer of Women’s Rights
Marian Anderson – Renowned Singer
Maya Angelou – “The Black Woman’s Poet Laureate”
Susan B. Anthony – Champion of Woman’s Rights
Aspasia – Ancient Greek Pioneer of Women’s Rights
Mary Astell – First English Feminist Author
Ella Baker – Crusading Activist
Kate Barnard – American Philanthropist and Social Reformer
Clara Barton – American Humanitarian
Ida Wells-Barnett – Anti-Lynching Crusader
Alva E. Belmont – American Philanthropist and Woman Suffrage Leader
Mary Mcleod Bethune – Education and Civil Rights Activist
Mother Bickerdyke – Civil War Nurse
Antoinette Brown Blackwell – Woman Minister and Advocate
Nelly Bly – Investigative Reporter
Inez M. Boissevain – American Suffrage Leader and Lawyer
Evangeline Booth – Salvation Army Leader
Edith Cavell – Resistance Fighter Nurse
Carrie Chapman Catt – Woman’s Suffrage Leader
Lydia Maria Child – Anti-Slavery Advocate
Sarah Dunn Clarke – “Mother” of Pacific Gospel Mission
Laura Clay – Kentuckian for Women’s Suffrage
Francis Powers Cobbe – Founder of Ragged Schools
Bessie Coleman – American Aviator
Coralie Franklin Cook – Educator and Activist
Minnie Fisher Cunningham – Suffrage Advocate, Political Activist and Candidate
Anna Elizabeth Dickinson – Women’s Rights Advocate, Abolitionist and Orator
Dorathea Dix – Prison Reformer
Elizabeth “Mumbet” Freeman – Slave Who Sued for Her Freedom
Elizabeth Fry – English Reformer
Althea Gibson – Tennis and Golf Pro
Ruth Bader Ginsberg – A Justice of Historic Stature Period
Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin – English Writer
Angelina E. Grimké – Anti-Slavery Movement
Mary Harriman – Founder of the Junior League
Lucy Webb Hayes – Wife of President Hayes and First Practical Temperance Reformer of the White House
Laura Smith Haviland – Seeking and Serving the Unfree
Judith Heumann – Advocate for the Disabled
Octavia Hill – English Social Reformer and Author
Ima Hogg – Texas Philanthropist
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
Elizabeth Van Lew – Pro-Union Civil War Spy Mistress
Mary Livermore – American Journalist & Social Reformer
Kay Livingstone – Enforcer of Minority Rights
Belva Ann Lockwood – American Lawyer and Reformer
Nettie McCormick – Devoted Philanthropist
Annie Turnbo Malone – Woman Entrepreneur
Alice Marble – Tennis Champion with a Mystery
Bridgett “Biddy” Mason – From Slavery to Landowner Philanthropist
Louise Michel – French Anarchist Agitator
Irene Morgan – Civil Rights Pioneer
Lina B. Morgenstern – German Social Reformer
Lucretia Mott – Women’s Suffrage Advocate
Sandra Day O’Connor – First Female Supreme Court Associate Justice
Emmeline Pankhurst – Leader of the Militant wing of the English Suffrage Movement
Rosa Parks – Civil Rights Activist
Dolly Parton – Flamboyant Philanthropic Mega-Star
Alice Paul – American Suffragist and Settlement Worker
Philippa of Hainault – Founder of Queen’s College, Oxford
Pandita Ramabai – Indian Social Reformer
Irena Sendler – Friend of the Jews
Anna Howard Shaw – Women’s Rights Advocate
Grimke Sisters – Southern Abolitionists
Grimke Sisters – The Continuing Story
Amanda Smith – Evangelist/Preacher to the World
Lady Henry Somerset – British Temperance Leader
Elizabeth Cady Stanton – Instrumental in Calling the First Women’s Rights Convention
Lucy Stone – Women’s Rights Advocate
Harriet Beecher Stowe – Author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Maria Tallchief – Prima Ballerina
Shirley Temple – Film Princess
Sojourner Truth – Abolitionist/Suffragist
Catherine de Vivonne, Marquise de Rambouillet – French Social Leader
Bina West – Founder of Woman’s Life Insurance Society
Anna Kelton Wiley – Suffragist
Francis E. Willard – American Educator and Temperance Reformer