Across
- 2. Youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner and advocate for girls' education.
- 3. A scientist whose discoveries in radioactivity not only changed science but also broke barriers for women in STEM.
- 6. Suffragist leader who was arrested for voting in the 1872 election.
- 7. First woman of color in Congress and a key author of Title IX.
- 9. Supreme Court Justice and pioneer for gender equality legal rights.
Down
- 1. Founder of "Women for Women International," she supports women survivors of war with resources, education, and skills development.
- 4. The first woman ever elected to the United States Congress (1916).
- 5. A civil rights activist whose bus protest started the Montgomery boycott.
- 8. Abolitionist and orator famous for her "Ain’t I a Woman?" speech.