Elizabeth Blodgett Hall
American educator and the founder of Simon’s Rock College of Bard, the first early college entrance program in the United States.
American educator and the founder of Simon’s Rock College of Bard, the first early college entrance program in the United States.
American educator who significantly contributed to adult education in Denver
Writer and principal of Somerville College, Oxford in the 1800s
New Zealand communist and an organiser of protest movements, particularly against the Vietnam War, apartheid and racism.
New Zealand politician
Romanian noblewoman, widely recognized for her philanthropic work and her role as a patron of the arts and education.
Prominent American educator and naturalist, best known for her significant contributions to the field of education, particularly for women, and for co-founding Radcliffe College, which later became part of Harvard University.
English novelist
Music teacher, Civil War activist and US First Lady
Sundanese advocate for and pioneer of education for women in Indonesia