The feminist movement began in 1945, when the lawyer Emily Bisharat made her first step by establishing the first Women’s Union in Jordan. She opened the door for other women to make their own decision to be feminists. Her friends used to call her “Amali” hope, not Emily

Emily Nafa: Member of the Higher Advisory Committee of the Communist Party.

Falak Aljamani : A retired Major General. Jamaani is the first woman to gain a parliamentary seat in an outright victory over male challengers.

Amna Alzuobi: Chairperson of the Jordanian Women’s Union and member of the Supreme Committee for Women’s Affairs…

*Founder and President of Mizan Group, Law Group for Human Rights. She has established ( SIGI ) in Jordan, Sisterhood is global Institute. *Has been hired by her Royal Highness Princess Basma Bint Talal to be the Secretary General of the Jordanian National Commission for Women.

First Jordanian member of the Senate House and first woman to become the Minister of Information in Jordan…

Chairperson of various women’s associations, including the Jordanian association for the Psychological Rehabilitation, and the Federation of Jordanian Women, and Vice- President of the General Arab Women’s Union for Public Information…

The first Jordanian woman to hold a governmental position. She established the Ministry of Social Development, Noor Al- Hussein Foundation, Women’s Issues Organization, Jubilee School of Amman, Children's Trust, Union of Jordanian Women, and National Union for Jordanian Business Women

Former Member of the Senate and a unique businesswoman, Director-General of the Arab Company for Pharmaceutical and Agricultural and Chairwoman of the Board of Directors of Arab Company for drugs since 2003 and so far, the president of the owners of drug stores.

Member of the Senate, the first woman to be elected to the Council for the Islamic Action Front Party and a member of the National Committee for Women's Affairs, and a member of the Executive Committee of the Federation of Jordanian Women…

Assistant Chairwoman of the House of Representatives and Chairwoman of the House of Representatives to support the work of Jordanian women…

Mrs. Zaha Mango worked in the women’s Arab Association hand in hand with Mrs. Emily Bisharat to support the Arab woman and defend her rights. And she continued her journey by also working in the Jordanian orphanage to help the orphaned children…

The first Governor of Jerash Governorate, and Director of the women's department in the ministry of social development. She has appointed as Minister of Municipality of late.

First Islamic MP who enters the Jordanian Parliament for the Islamic Action Front Party of Jordan; Chairperson of the Committee on Women in the Jordanian Pharmacists Association previously…

One of the first intellectuals who took the responsibility of Education and Cultural Affairs and the Renaissance and awareness for women and society in general; chairperson of Third Millennium Women’s Association…

Secretary-General of Forum for women, and Member of the Jordanian National Commission for Women's Affairs…

Former Vice President and Secretary- General of the National Council for Family Affairs, and the first woman who has presided over the Executive Board of the Arab Women’s Organization immediately after its creation in the Arab League. Now, she is the first woman President of a Public University.

President of the Arab Women Media Center, and the first Arab to be awarded the International Press Award…

Deputy in the Jordanian Parliament and a member of the House of Representatives; she is Active in he field of women's and human rights…

Professor of American Literature and Feminism at the University of Jordan; she is the first one to introduce and teach feminist courses in the English department. She founded the women’s studies center at the university of Jordan and was its director for two years…

The only female lawyer elected to the council of the Jordanian bar association since its establishment, and the second woman to serve in the council after the activist Emily Bisharat…

Member of the Committee on Health and the Environment. The youngest member of parliament (the Fourteenth). The voice of the new generation in the House of Representatives…

Former Minister of Tourism and Antiquities, Director of the National Programme for United Nations Fund for Women Development from November 1993 until January 1997…

The first woman to win the membership of the House of Representatives in 1993, the most prominent opposition figures in Jordan…

A prominent political activist in the country and she is a member of many associations dealing with issues of Arab women; she is the first leading Jordanian opposition parties and she has been recently elected as an MP…

Member of the World Council of the Arabic language; and member of the Women's Studies Center. She won the title (women's model) in the context of white hands campaign

Chairperson of the Board of Trustees of the International Institute for Women's Solidarity; the first woman ever named the Ambassador in Jordan…

President of the Center for Family Guidance and Awareness; the Chairperson of the Women's Union for ten consecutive years, and a former senator…

Member of the Senate in 2003; President of the Forum for Business and Professional Jordanian Women; Representative of the International Federation of Women Entrepreneurs in (escwa)

Dr. Haifa Abu Ghazaleh was appointed as a Senator to the Jordanian Upper House of Parliament for its fifteenth session on December 2, 2007, and as a General Secretary to the Family council for Family Affairs on December 17, 2007

I hope to become like them one day or achieve what they have achieved. Thank you…