Emmeline Pankhurst: A Source of Inspiration

Emmeline Pankhurst, born on 15 July 1858 in Manchester, UK, was a pioneering leader in the fight for women's suffrage, initiating the suffragette movement in the UK.

• Votes for Women: Championed the cause, leading the militant wing of the suffragist movement.
• Arrest and Imprisonment: Jailed for attempting to petition Prime Minister Herbert Asquith.
• Historic Change: Died in 1928, just before women over 21 gained the right to vote.
• Global Inspiration: Her relentless fight for women’s rights has inspired worldwide action against inequality.

At The Developer Society, Pankhurst inspires us with her fierce advocacy for gender equality and justice. As a digital not-for-profit co-op, we strive to empower charities and NGOs to drive change, reflecting her commitment to transforming society.

We acknowledge that no one is perfect, including Pankhurst. Our focus is on drawing inspiration from her positive contributions while recognising that endorsing every aspect of a person's life and actions isn't necessary. We celebrate the values and actions that align with our mission to support social good through digital innovation.