This week’s Forgotten Woman is Christine de Pisan, who was the first writer to call out a male author's sexism.
This week’s Forgotten Woman is Jane Drew, who designed some of Britain’s most notable buildings.
The modern movie industry is directly descended from Guy-Blaché, the first person ever to direct a fictional film.
Revolutionary, countess and politician: Constance Markievicz is this week’s Forgotten Woman.
The choreographer, anthropologist and activist revolutionised dance by incorporating Afro-Caribbean rhythms and movements.
O’Malley’s daring feats on the waves in the 16th century made her an Irish naval folk hero.
She was a celebrated artist of colour at a time when slavery dominated American life.
Designer Margaret Calvert created signs and symbols we see every day – but she has been largely forgotten.
The first female war correspondent is this week’s Forgotten Woman.
She’s best known for appearing in her husband’s paintings – but she was an acclaimed artist in her own right.