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Elinor Marshall Glenn was a key organizer of public employees in Los Angeles, eventually becoming a leader of Service Employees International Union (SEIU) in Los Angeles.

Toni Carabillo, a graphic designer and writer, was a leader and a guiding force in Los Angeles NOW from its formation in the 1960s. Subsequently, over the years, she held various positions in the national organization. She co-edited The Feminist Chronicles, 1953-1993 and was working on The Feminist Chronicles of the 20th Century at the time of her death, which will be completed by her longtime partner Judy Meuli and Eleanor Smeal.

Historically, women's reform and radical activities have taken various forms. Some women worked in organizations that specifically focused on the position of women in society, such as the fight for woman suffrage (see Suffragist Series) while others worked in organizations like the National Council of Negro Women, which organized more generally for the "uplift of the race." Many other women worked for social change through clubs, churches, politi... Historically, women's reform and radical activities have taken various forms. Some women worked in organizations that specifically focused on the position of women in society, such as the fight for woman suffrage (see Suffragist Series) while others worked in organizations like the National Council of Negro Women, which organized more generally for the "uplift of the race." Many other women worked for social change through clubs, churches, political groups, and organizations like the YWCA. Show more Show less