Janice Rowley
Janice is a dedicated member of the Gippsland community and champions the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Janice is a dedicated member of the Gippsland community and champions the human rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Mexican poet, theater actress, and cultural promoter
With a keen interest in observing the natural environment, she and her sister studied the habits of the Superb Fairy-wren and their notes were published in Emu in 1958. Eileen and Joan were instrumental in the development of bush regeneration, particularly in removing weeds and promoting natural regeneration.
With a keen interest in observing the natural environment, she and her sister studied the habits of the Superb Fairy-wren and their notes were published in Emu in 1958. Eileen and Joan were instrumental in the development of bush regeneration, particularly in removing weeds and promoting natural regeneration.
20th century Irish language scholar and language activist
In 2006, poet Amanda Johnston founded Torch Literary Arts, based in Austin, Texas, with the aim of forming a creative space where Black women writers could showcase their work and foster a supportive community.
20th century Irish promoter of cooperation and traditional crafts
20th century Irish journalist, translator and communist
Irish painter and social campaigner; in 1912 she became the first woman to be elected to Dublin corporation.
Irish historian and women’s rights campaigner