Edith Waterworth
Australian welfare worker
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Amy Wheaton
Australian social work educator and teacher
Fay Marles
Australian businesswoman, equal opportunity practitioner, social worker and university chancellor
Amey Daldy
New Zealand feminist and suffragist
Dr Kathleen Lynn
Irish medical practitioner and political activist
Margaret Skinnider
Irish republican, teacher, and trade unionist
Evelyn Owens
Irish trade unionist and women’s rights advocate
Nuala Fennell
Irish feminist and politician
Charlotte Marsh
One of the first suffragettes to go on hunger strike, she was one of the most effective, professional organisers of the Women’s Social and Political Union working at various moments in Yorkshire (1909), Oxford (1910), Portsmouth and Southampton (1911-12).
Red Zora
With its attacks, the RZ tried to encourage women and girls to form gangs to fight back against the many forms of violence and abuse that they experienced in their everyday lives.