Rita Page Ruess
Rita Page Ruess, the first woman assistant U.S. attorney in Cleveland, left her post to join the Women’s Law Fund full-time in 1972.
Rita Page Ruess, the first woman assistant U.S. attorney in Cleveland, left her post to join the Women’s Law Fund full-time in 1972.
American health executive
She spent the majority of her career working in fundraising and development for non-profit organizations, including the American Red Cross, Boys and Girls Club, and Nemours Wildlife Foundation.
Linda is devoted to the care of abused and neglected animals and runs shelters to bring them back to health for adoption and foster care.
The first woman to vote in the United States after the passage of the 19th Amendment.
1800s Canadian educator, writer, lecturer, and adventurer
Canadian known for her role as a British loyalist during the Rebellions of 1837–1838
English viceregal consort in Canada and Ireland, feminist, social reformer, and author
English stenographer, journalist, and author known as Sui Sin Far
Scottish-Canadian naturalist, farmer, and office holder