Category: Iconic Women

Known affectionately as the “princess of Polka Dots,” Kusama’s journey from her childhood beginnings to her international acclaim is a testament to her resilience and creativity.

Amer condemns oppressive legislation aimed at controlling women’s views of their bodies while also rejecting the first-wave feminist doctrine that denies the body to avoid victimization.

Hayat Sindi, a National Geographic Explorer and advocate for STEM education and innovation in developing countries. Discover her journey from Saudi Arabia to global recognition and her efforts to empower young women in science.

From her humble beginnings in Iran to becoming a space pioneer and successful entrepreneur in the United States, Ansari’s story inspires us to reach for the stars—both literally and figuratively.

Alice Coachman became the first African American woman from any country to win an Olympic Gold Medal when she competed at the 1948 Summer Olympics in London.