Journalism Archives - Page 12 of 51

Hannah Maria Conant Tracy Cutler

President of the Ohio Woman Suffrage Association and the American Women’s Suffrage Association, as well as an abolitionist and a leader of the temperance movement in Ohio

Hildegarde Darmstadter Stashower

Leading figure in the early growth and the continuing development of the Cleveland Play House

Alice E Weld Whitaker

First president of the Boston Woman’s Press Club, established in 1903

Allie C Willard

American journalist, editor and businesswoman

Julian and Julia Collier Harris owned the Columbus Enquirer-Sun, which won the 1926 Pulitzer Prize for public service. Throughout the 1920s their newspaper served as a strident and uncompromising editorial voice in the South.

Rachel K McDowell

Rachel K. McDowell (1880-1949) worked as a reporter for the Newark Evening Press (1902-1908) and the New York Herald (1905-1919) and became the Religion Editor for the New York Times (1920-1948).

Dolores Correa Zapata

Meixcan journalist, poet and teacher

May O’Callaghan

20th century Irish journalist, translator and communist

Luisa Valenzuela

Argentine journalist and writer

Esperanza Velázquez Bringas

Esperanza Velázquez Bringas, journalist, teacher and writer, is considered the pioneer of interviews conducted by women in Mexico.