Considered a pioneer in social work, Eva Whiting White was the first woman to graduate from the Boston School for Social Work (later part of Simmons College). As Head Worker of the Elizabeth Peabody Settlement House (1909-1944), she expanded classes to include woodworking, radio broadcasting, debate, and dramatics.
Catherine “Kit” Clark was a community activist in Boston.
Led by Belle P. Rand, the French Library and Cultural Center opened in Boston in 1945.
Giving a voice to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who experience family violence.
Anushka is dedicated to creating a safe and inclusive space for people from diverse backgrounds to seek accessible and culturally informed mental health care.
Australian cyclist, physician and sports broadcaster
Carla Anderson is inducted for her inspirational leadership particularly in the deaf-blind community in Victoria, Australia.
Brenda Appleton has demonstrated outstanding leadership in the trans and gender diverse communities in Victoria, Australia.
A tireless campaigner for the rights of diverse families and the LGBTIQ community in Australia.
Dr Fartun Farah is the chairperson of the East African Women’s Foundation, which she founded in 2007.