Name
|
Lifespan
|
Age
|
Notability
|
Janie Allan |
1868–1968 |
100 |
Scottish women's rights activist and suffragette [1]
|
Encarnación Alzona |
1895–2001 |
105 |
Filipino suffragette, historian and author[2]
|
Albert Jean Amateau |
1889–1996 |
106 |
Turkish rabbi, businessman, lawyer and social activist[3]
|
Ruth Apilado |
1908–2021 |
113 |
American civil rights activist, newspaper editor and novelist, founder of America's Intercultural Magazine[4]
|
Melchora Aquino |
1812–1919 |
107 |
Filipino revolutionary[5]
|
Nettie Asberry |
1865–1968 |
103 |
African-American activist, co-founder of the Tacoma, Washington NAACP[6]
|
Brooke Astor |
1902–2007 |
105 |
American socialite and philanthropist[7]
|
Edith Ballantyne |
1922– |
101 |
Czech-Canadian activist[8]
|
George Barasch |
1910–2013 |
102 |
American labor union leader[9]
|
Manuel G. Batshaw |
1915–2016 |
101 |
Canadian social worker[10]
|
William Sperry Beinecke |
1914–2018 |
103 |
American philanthropist[11]
|
Herman Benson |
1915–2020 |
104 |
American union, founder he Association for Union Democracy[12]
|
Timuel Black |
1918–2021 |
102 |
American civil rights activist[13]
|
Grace Lee Boggs |
1915–2015 |
100 |
American author and social activist[14]
|
Hetty Bower |
1905–2013 |
108 |
British political activist[15]
|
Amelia Boynton Robinson |
1905-2015 |
110 |
American civil rights activist[16]
|
Catherine Bramwell-Booth |
1883–1987 |
104 |
British Salvation Army officer[17]
|
Sybil Brand |
1899/1902–2004 |
104 or 101 |
American philanthropist and activist[18]
|
Elza Brandeisz |
1907–2018 |
110 |
Hungarian humanitarian, Righteous Among the Nations[19]
|
Dame Edith Burnside |
1889–1992 |
102 or 103 |
Australian charity worker and philanthropist[20]
|
Anne Buydens |
1919–2021 |
102 |
German-born Belgian-American philanthropist; widow of Kirk Douglas[21]
|
Catherine Caradja |
1893–1993 |
100 |
Romanian aristocrat and philanthropist[22]
|
Fannie Cobb Carter |
1872–1973 |
100 |
American integration activist[23]
|
Aracy de Carvalho |
1908–2011 |
102 |
Brazilian humanitarian[24]
|
María Teresa Castillo |
1908–2012 |
103 |
Venezuelan activist and journalist[25]
|
Naseem Mirza Changezi |
1910–2018 |
108 |
Indian independence activist[26]
|
Margaret Chant-Papandreou |
1923– |
100 |
Greek-American women's rights activist and former First Lady of Greece[27]
|
Guy Charmot |
1914–2019 |
104 |
French military doctor and resistance member during World War II[28]
|
Al H. Chesser |
1914–2016 |
102 |
American labor union leader[29]
|
Leonora Cohen |
1873–1978 |
105 |
British suffragette[30]
|
Annie Lee Cooper |
1910–2010 |
100 |
African-American civil rights activist[31]
|
John Craighead |
1916–2016 |
100 |
American conservationist[32]
|
Sir Naim Dangoor |
1914–2015 |
101 |
Iraqi-born British philanthropist[33]
|
Kathryn Wasserman Davis |
1907–2013 |
106 |
American philanthropist[34]
|
Dobri Dobrev |
1914–2018 |
103 |
Bulgarian ascetic and philanthropist[35][36]
|
H. S. Doreswamy |
1918–2021 |
103 |
Indian independence activist, freedom fighter, and journalist[37][38]
|
Marjory Stoneman Douglas |
1890–1998 |
108 |
American women's suffrage advocate, conservationist, journalist and author[39]
|
Bill DuBois Sr. |
1916–2017 |
100 |
American farmer and philanthropist[40]
|
Muriel Duckworth |
1908–2009 |
100 |
Canadian pacifist, feminist and social activist[41]
|
Charles Duguid |
1884–1986 |
102 |
Australian activist for Aboriginal rights[42]
|
Margaret Dunning |
1910–2015 |
104 |
American philanthropist[43]
|
Hilda Eisen |
1917–2017 |
100 |
Polish-American business woman, philanthropist and Holocaust survivor[44]
|
Hallie Ford |
1905–2007 |
102 |
American business woman and philanthropist[45]
|
Yann Fouéré |
1910–2011 |
101 |
Breton nationalist[46]
|
Ruth May Fox |
1853–1958 |
104 |
American women's rights activist[47]
|
Frankie Muse Freeman |
1916–2018 |
101 |
American civil rights attorney[48]
|
Victor Fuentealba |
1922–2024 |
101 |
American labor union leader[49]
|
Marian Fuks |
1914–2022 |
108 |
Polish historian, director of the Jewish Historical Institute[50]
|
Margaret Gardiner |
1904–2005 |
100 |
British art collector and political activist[51]
|
Andrée Geulen |
1921–2022 |
100 |
Belgian Jewish rights and activist[52]
|
Miep Gies |
1909–2010 |
100 |
Austrian-born Dutch humanitarian[53]
|
Annie Glenn |
1920–2020 |
100 |
American disability rights activist[54]
|
Henrietta Greville |
1861–1964 |
102 |
Australian labour organiser[55]
|
Lina Haag |
1907–2012 |
105 |
German World War II resistance fighter and anti-Fascist activist[56]
|
Doris Haddock |
1910–2010 |
100 |
American political activist[57]
|
John Hampton |
1907–2010 |
103 |
American co-founder of Toys for Tots[58]
|
Alice Seeley Harris |
1870–1970 |
100 |
British activist and photographer[59]
|
Ralph Hauenstein |
1912–2016 |
103 |
American philanthropist[60]
|
Fumiko Hayashida |
1911–2014 |
103 |
American activist[61]
|
Drue Heinz |
1915–2018 |
103 |
British-born American actress, arts patron and philanthropist[62][63][64]
|
Judith Hemmendinger |
1923–2024 |
100 |
German-born Israeli researcher[65]
|
Margaret Holmes |
1909–2009 |
100 |
Australian peace activist[66]
|
Robert R. Holt |
1917–2024 |
106 |
American psychologist[67]
|
Lucy Somerville Howorth |
1895–1997 |
102 |
American feminist activist[68]
|
Teresa Hsu |
1898–2011 |
113 |
Chinese-born Singaporean social worker[69]
|
Johnnie Jones |
1919–2022 |
102 |
American WWII veteran, civil rights activist and politician[70]
|
Shidzue Katō |
1897–2001 |
104 |
Japanese feminist and politician[71]
|
Rose Kennedy |
1890–1995 |
104 |
American socialite, philanthropist and the matriarch of the Kennedy family[72]
|
Ida B. Kinney |
1904–2009 |
104 |
American civil rights activist[73]
|
Erik Sture Larre |
1914–2014 |
100 |
Norwegian resistance member during World War II[74]
|
Bob Le Sueur |
1920–2022 |
102 |
British humanitarian.[75]
|
Evelyn Lett |
1896–1999 |
102 |
Canadian women's rights pioneer[76]
|
Max Levitas |
1915–2018 |
103 |
Irish-born Scottish Communist and labour activist[77]
|
Jessie Lichauco |
1912–2021 |
109 |
Cuban-born American-Filipino philanthropist and charity worker[78]
|
Paul Moyer Limbert |
1897–1998 |
101 |
American Secretary General of the YMCA[79]
|
Georges Loinger |
1910–2018 |
108 |
French resistance member during World War II[80]
|
K. Madhavan |
1915–2016 |
101 |
Indian independence activist[81]
|
Mahlagha Mallah |
1917–2021 |
104 |
Iranian environmentalist and librarian, founder of the Women's Society Against Environmental Pollution[82]
|
Lambert Mascarenhas |
1914–2021 |
106 |
Indian independence activist, journalist (The Navhind Times, Goa Today), and writer[83]
|
Enolia McMillan |
1904–2006 |
102 |
American educator, community leader and civil rights activist, president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)[84][85]
|
Rachel Lambert Mellon |
1910–2014 |
103 |
American philanthropist, art collector and horticulturalist[86]
|
Meda Mládková |
1919–2022 |
102 |
Czech philanthropist and art collector[87]
|
Captain Sir Tom Moore |
1920–2021 |
100 |
British army officer and fundraiser[88]
|
Mary Morello |
1923– |
100 |
American free speech activist[89]
|
Dame Elisabeth Murdoch |
1909–2012 |
103 |
Australian philanthropist[90]
|
Margaret Murie |
1902–2003 |
101 |
American conservationist[91]
|
Josefina Napravilová |
1914–2014 |
100 |
Czech humanitarian activist[92]
|
Scott Nearing |
1883–1983 |
100 |
American radical economist[93]
|
Anton Nilson |
1887–1989 |
101 |
Swedish political activist[94]
|
Sanzō Nosaka |
1892–1993 |
101 |
Japanese politician[95]
|
Poornima Arvind Pakvasa |
1913–2016 |
102 |
Indian social worker[96]
|
Everett Parker |
1913–2015 |
102 |
American civil rights activist[97]
|
Andrée Peel |
1905–2010 |
105 |
French Resistance member during World War II[98]
|
Wanda Półtawska |
1921–2023 |
101 |
Polish Holocaust survivor and activist[99]
|
Veikko Porkkala |
1908–2009 |
100 |
Finnish trade union leader and communist activist[100]
|
Kayyar Kinhanna Rai |
1915–2015 |
100 |
Indian independence activist[101]
|
Gerald Ratner |
1913–2014 |
100 |
American lawyer and philanthropist[102]
|
Nittoor Srinivasa Rau |
1903–2004 |
100 |
Indian independence activist and jurist[103]
|
Naomi Sewell Richardson |
1892–1993 |
100 |
American educator and suffragist[104]
|
Jeanne Robert |
1914–2017 |
103 |
French Resistance leader[105]
|
Milton Rogovin |
1909–2011 |
101 |
American documentary photographer[106]
|
Isabel Rosado |
1907–2015 |
107 |
Puerto Rican independence activist and social worker[107]
|
Dovey Johnson Roundtree |
1914–2018 |
104 |
American civil rights activist[108]
|
Frederick J. Schlink |
1891–1995 |
103 |
American co-founder of Consumers Research[109]
|
Floyd Schmoe |
1895–2001 |
105 |
American peace activist and naturalist[110]
|
Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky |
1897–2000 |
102 |
Austrian architect and political activist[111]
|
Bernice Silver |
1913–2020 |
106 |
American activist and puppeteer[112]
|
Bernice Tannenbaum |
1913–2015 |
101 |
American Zionist and feminist[113]
|
Rosa Tarlovsky de Roisinblit |
1919– |
104 |
Argentine human rights activist[114]
|
Lucille Times |
1921–2021 |
100 |
American civil rights activist[115]
|
Elsie Tu |
1913–2015 |
102 |
British-born Hong Kong social activist[116]
|
Thomas Wyatt Turner |
1877–1978 |
101 |
American civil rights activist, biologist and educator[117]
|
Millie Dunn Veasey |
1918–2018 |
100 |
American civil rights activist[118]
|
Marie Wadley |
1906–2009 |
102 |
Native American activist and historian[119]
|
Rachel Mellon Walton |
1899–2006 |
107 |
American philanthropist and donor[120]
|
Mary Warburg |
1908–2009 |
100 |
American philanthropist[121]
|
Edgar Wayburn |
1906–2010 |
103 |
American environmentalist[122]
|
Irvin F. Westheimer |
1879–1980 |
101 |
American businessman, banker and philanthropist[123]
|
Jamye Coleman Williams |
1918–2022 |
103 |
American activist[124]
|
Sir Nicholas Winton |
1909–2015 |
106 |
British humanitarian[125]
|
Hazel Wolf |
1898–2000 |
101 |
American environmental activist and civil rights campaigner[126]
|
Rose Wolfe |
1916–2016 |
100 |
Canadian social worker and philanthropist[127]
|