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Kalliopē A. Kechagia

1839-01-01 – 1905-01-01

Portrait of Kalliopē A. Kechagia
Poikilē stoa: ethnikē eikonographēnenē epetēris ... Etos 1-16, 1881-1914 (1894) Author: Ioannes A. Arsenēs , Michael A . Raphaelobits Volume: 10 Publisher: Estia Year: 1894 Possible copyright status: NOT_IN_COPYRIGHT Language: Greek Digitizing sponsor: Google Book from the collections of: Harvard University Collection: americanaCredit: Ioannes A. Arsenēs , Michael A . Raphaelobits

Life & Legacy

Kalliopi A. Kehagia (Καλλιόπη Κεχαγιά) (c. 1839–1905), was a Greek feminist and educator. Head of the Hill School for girls in Athens and the Zappeion School for Girls in Constantinople, she also founded the Society for Promoting Women's Education.

Occupation & Career

educator, women's rights activist, academic administrator, pedagogue

Education

Hill Memorial School; Arsakeia-Tositseia Schools

Legacy Highlights

Education & Institutions

Arsakeia-Tositseia Schools · Hill Memorial School

Sources & Provenance

  1. Wikidata population candidate Q16737718 — wikidata View source

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