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This list is based on:
Rappaport, Helen, ed. (2001). Encyclopedia of women social reformers. ABC-CLIO.
Rappaport, Helen, ed. (2001). Encyclopedia of women social reformers. ABC-CLIO.
- Volume 1
- Afghan Women Social Reformers / Women Social Reformers in Afhganistan
- Amy Wilson Carmichael
- Fenia Chertkoff de Repetto
- Maria Collado
- Anna Filosova
- Maria del Refugio García
- Rosalia Gwis-Adami
- Annie Kelley
- Volume 2
- Mehrangiz Manuchehrian
- Catherine Marshall
- Zinaida Mirovich
- Fadela M'rabet
- Mariya Pokrovskaya
- Mary Rutnam
- Mariblanca Sábas Alomá
- Poliksena Shishkina-Yavein
- Sister Subbalakshmi
- Nani Soewondo-Soerasno
- Susie Sorabji
- Lady Anna Stout
- Lady Mehrbai Dorab Tata / Mehrbai Dorab Tata / Lady Mehrbai Tata / Mehrbai Tata / Meherbai Tata
- Mariya Trubnikova
- Louisa Weiss
- Ziang Jingyu
- Mai Ziyadah
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