Katherine Angelina Hughes
1900s Canadian teacher, journalist, public servant, author, and Irish political activist
1900s Canadian teacher, journalist, public servant, author, and Irish political activist
An esteemed pioneer in the text-based exploration of women and gender in scripture, Dr. Phyllis Trible was an internationally recognized biblical scholar and rhetorical critic.
Canadian mystic
Dr Grace Warren challenged conventional wisdom by undertaking research and developing surgical procedures to better understand and treat neuropathic limbs caused by diabetes, leprosy or other nerve-affecting conditions.
1800s Irish Sister of Charity and pioneer in primary education
Irish nun and founder of the magazine Virgo Potens
Considered the first lady of PA politics, Judge Genevieve Blatt was the first woman elected to a statewide political office in Pennsylvania and became the first woman to sit as a Pennsylvania appellate judge on Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court.
1800s Canadian translator and editor
1800s Canadian physician, medical missionary, and author
Australian Anglican missionary, campaigner, feminist theologian, forensic physician and media presenter