Throughout history, there have been many women social reformers who have made significant contribution to the field. The list includes many familiar and great female social reformers such as Harriet Tubman, Jane Addams, Dorothea Dix, Lucretia Mott, Josephine Butler.The women social reformers featured in this list are from United States, United Kingdom, Canada & Australia and many more countries.
Harriet Tubman1820 AD, American
Abolitionist
Florence Nightingale12 May 1820, British
Founder of Modern Nursing
Savitribai Phule03 January 1831, Indian
Social Reformer, Poet
Jane Addams06 September 1860, American
Mary McLeod Bethune10 July 1875, American
Educator
Olympe de Gouges07 May 1748, French
Playwright
Dorothea Dix04 April 1802, American
Social Reformer
Lucretia Mott03 January 1793, American
Abolitionist, Women's Rights Activist, Social
Lori Bakker30 August 1957, American
Former Televangelist, Speaker
Josephine Butler13 April 1828, British
Social Worker
Caroline Norton22 March 1808, British
Author
Gautami02 July 1968, Indian
Actress
Florence Kelley12 September 1859, American
Social Reformer
Octavia Hill03 December 1838, British
Social Reformer
Mary White Ovington11 April 1865, American
Journalist
Yosano Akiko07 December 1878, Japanese
Author
Grace Abbott17 November 1878, American
Social Worker
Hilda Taba07 December 1902, Estonian
Architect
Elizabeth Montagu02 October 1718, British
Critic
Hannah Whitall Smith07 February 1832, American
Author
Moa Martinson02 November 1890, Swedish
Author
Mary Carpenter03 April 1807, British
Educational and Social Reformer
Sophonisba Breckinridge01 April 1866, American
Educator
Brigid Brophy12 June 1929, British
Novelist
Josephine Shaw Lowell16 December 1843, American
Biographer
Ellen Gates Starr19 March 1859, American
Social Reformer
Barbara Deming23 July 1917, American
Writer, Journalist
Abigail Kelley Foster15 January 1811, American
Social Reformer