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Anna Filosofova
Anna Filosofova (Анна Философова), née Dyagileva, 1837 to 1912, was a Russian feminist leader who founded women's charities, the Bestuzhev Courses, and chaired the 1908 Women's Congress.
Anna Fontcuberta i Morral
Anna Fontcuberta i Morral (born 1975) is a Spanish and Swiss materials scientist known for work on semiconductor nanowires and quantum dots, and president of EPFL since 2025.
Anna Freud
Anna Freud (1895–1982), Austrian-born British psychoanalyst, daughter of Sigmund Freud, founder of child psychoanalysis, author of The Ego and the Mechanisms of Defence (1936), and founder of the Hampstead Clinic, now the Anna Freud Centre.
Anna Friel
Anna Friel is an English actress born in 1976 in Rochdale, who became famous as Beth Jordache in Brookside and won an International Emmy for Marcella.
Anna Garcia
Anna Garcia (born 1995) is an American actress and comedian from Beverly Hills, Michigan; breakout as Ruby Martin in Fly Me to the Moon (2024) and cast member on Dropout shows like Very Important People.
Anna Gasser
Anna Gasser, Austrian snowboarder (born 1991, Villach), two-time Olympic big air champion (2018, 2022), first woman to land cab double cork 900, cab double cork 1260, and cab triple underflip 1260; former gymnast who started snowboarding at 18.
Anna Gavrilenko
Anna Gavrilenko (Анна Витальевна Гавриленко), born 1990 in Yekaterinburg, is a Russian rhythmic gymnast, group specialist, and 2008 Beijing Olympic group all-around champion (35.550), also world champion 2007 and double European champion.
Anna Gilmore
Anna Gilmore, also known as Anna B Gilmore, is a British public health physician and professor at the University of Bath known for tobacco control research.
Anna Glasier
Anna Glasier is a reproductive health researcher and Honorary Professor at the University of Edinburgh whose work made emergency contraception available without prescription in the UK.
Anna Goldenberg
Anna Goldenberg is a machine learning researcher at SickKids and the University of Toronto, known for patient similarity networks and the 2019 responsible AI roadmap "Do no harm".
Anna Golladay
Anna Golladay is an American Democratic politician and nominee for the U.S. House in Tennessee's 3rd Congressional District in 2026, campaigning on rural health care, campaign finance, and voting rights.
Anna Goodale
Anna Goodale (born 1983) is an American rower and coach from Montville, Maine, who won gold in the 2008 Olympic women's eight and later coached at Gonzaga and Ohio State.
Anna Gordy Gaye
Anna Gordy Gaye (Anna Ruby Gordy), Motown executive, songwriter, sister of Berry Gordy Jr. and first wife of Marvin Gaye; co-founded Anna Records and inspired Here, My Dear.
Anna Grace Barlow
Anna Grace Barlow (born 1994) is an American actress known for The Big Leap, Jesus Revolution, and her Broadway debut as Evelyn Nesbit in the 2025 Ragtime revival; sister of Abigail Barlow.
Anna Greka
Anna Greka is an American physician-scientist in kidney disease research, a Broad Institute core member and Harvard Medical School professor who received a Presidential Early Career Award in 2014.
Anna Gunn
Anna Gunn is an American actress best known for playing Skyler White on AMC's Breaking Bad, a role that won her Emmy Awards in 2013 and 2014.
Anna H. Chen, Ph.D
Anna H. Chen is an American life-sciences venture capitalist and Partner at Frazier Life Sciences in Palo Alto, whose biotech investments include Lengo Therapeutics, acquired in 2021, and SanReno Therapeutics.
Anna Haag
Anna Haag (Anna Jönsson Haag, born Hansson), Swedish cross-country skier born 1986; three Olympics 2010–2018, four medals: gold in 4×5 km relay at Sochi 2014 and three silvers; retired March 2018.
Anna Haining Bates
Anna Haining Bates, born Anna Haining Swan (1846-1888), Nova Scotian giantess and Barnum performer; married Martin Van Buren Bates in 1871; billed with him as the world's largest married couple.
Anna Harris Stein
Anna Harris Stein, First Lady of North Carolina since January 1, 2025, wife of Governor Josh Stein; UNC-trained attorney and former NC Division of Public Health legal specialist focused on substance policy and prison reentry.
Anna Hasselborg
Anna Hasselborg, born 1989 in Stockholm, is a Swedish curler who skips the Swedish women's team and has won Olympic gold in 2018 and 2026 plus bronze in 2022.
Anna Hazare
Anna Hazare (Kisan Baburao Hazare, born 1940) is an Indian Gandhian social activist from Ralegan Siddhi, Maharashtra, whose 2011 hunger strikes against corruption led to the Lokpal and Lokayuktas Act, 2013.
Anna Hopkin
Anna Hopkin (Anna Elizabeth Hopkin), British sprint freestyle swimmer born 1996 in Chorley; Tokyo 2020 Olympic gold and world record in the mixed 4x100m medley relay; MBE 2022; retired 2024.
Anna Hopkins
Anna Hopkins (born 1987, Montreal) is a Canadian actress, screenwriter, and director known for Defiance, Arrow, The Flash, Shadowhunters (Lilith), The Expanse, and her film debut in Barney's Version.
Anna I. Krylov
Anna I. Krylov, born 1967 in Donetsk, is a theoretical and computational chemist at the University of Southern California known for equation-of-motion coupled-cluster and spin-flip methods, and president of Q-Chem.
Anna Incident
The Anna Incident (Anna no Hen) was a political purge at the Heian court in 969, in which Minamoto no Takaakira was accused of plotting rebellion and demoted to Kyushu.
Anna J. Brown
Anna J. Brown, born 1952 in Portland, Oregon, is an American jurist serving as a senior United States district judge for the District of Oregon since 2017.
Anna J. Cooper
Anna Julia Cooper (1858–1964), born enslaved in Raleigh, NC, was an educator, Black feminist author of A Voice from the South (1892), M Street High School principal, and 1925 Sorbonne PhD, fourth African American woman doctorate holder.
Anna Jagiellon
Anna Jagiellon (Anna Jagiellonka, 1523–1596) was a Jagiellonian princess elected Queen/King of Poland in 1575 alongside husband Stephen Báthory, the Commonwealth's first female ruler, later orchestrating Sigismund III Vasa's election.
Anna Jarvis
Anna Maria Jarvis (1864-1948), American founder of Mother's Day, born in Webster, West Virginia; organized the first service in Grafton in 1908, won national recognition in 1914, then fought the holiday's commercialization.