Woman of the Day pioneer Alaska aviator, bush pilot and flight instructor Pearl Chamberlain born OTD 1909 in West Virginia, the first woman to fly solo along the Alaska-Canadian Highway. She insisted on teaching everyone who wanted to learn to fly, including Native Alaskans; one…

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Woman of the Day engineer, mathematician, inventor and suffragette Hertha Ayrton born OTD 1854 in Portsmouth, the first woman elected to the Institution of Electrical Engineers. She invented the Ayrton gas fan, carried by 100,000 soldiers in the trenches in WW1 to dispel poison…

Woman of the Day philosopher, historian and author Mary Wollstonecraft born OTD 1759 in Spitalfields, London, widely regarded as one of the UK’s first feminists. Her reputation was unjustly shredded for a century after her early death but her influence was far-reaching and can…

Woman of the Day the Venerable Honora Nagle of Co. Cork who died OTD 1784, aged 66. Known by her childhood nickname, Nano is credited with establishing education for girls in Ireland through her work with the Presentation Sisters. Born at a time when the Education Act 1695, one…

Woman of the Day teacher and social reformer Gertrude Tuckwell born OTD 1861 in Oxford, the first woman magistrate in London, a founder member of the Magistrates’ Association in 1920 and president of the National Association of Probation Officers. Deeds Not Words really should…