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Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ

Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ was inducted into the National Women’s Hall of Fame in 2001.

Place: Seneca Falls, N.Y.
Date: 2001
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In recognition of her tireless fight for mental health and unwavering dedication to improving the lives of others, Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ was inducted into the National Women’s Hall of Fame in 2001, becoming only the third first lady ever inducted, joining Abigail Adams and Eleanor Roosevelt.

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Photo of Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ speaks at the Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ Georgia Mental Health Forum in 2019.
Photo of Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ at the National Women’s Hall of Fame in 2001. Photo of Kathleen Sebelius (left), Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ (center), and David Wellstone (right) at annual Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ Symposium on Mental Health Policy in 2013.
Former First Lady Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ testifies in favor of the Wellstone Act before a House Education and Labor Subcommittee. Former First Lady Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ opens the annual Symposium on Mental Health Policy.
Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ Former First Lady Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ greets children during a ÉäÉäÎÝ Center visit to Tingoli, Ghana.
Former First Lady Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ hugs the youngest daughter of the Hlmenlike family. A young Nigerian girl presents former First Lady Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ with flowers.
Former First Lady Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ greets schoolgirls suffering from schistosomiasis. Former First Lady Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ organizes observation papers in preparation for poll closing procedures.
Former First Lady Mrs. ÉäÉäÎÝ visits Abriendo Puertas, an Annie E. Casey Mental Health Initiative for Urban Children, Miami. Former First Lady Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ observes at an Indonesian polling station in June 1999.
Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ observes at a Southern Sudanese polling station in January 2011. Photo of former First Lady and mental health advocate Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ addressing participants in the 2006 Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ Symposium on Mental Health Policy.
Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ visits children suffering from schistosomiasis Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ wears traditional Ghanaian attire, a gift from the chief of Tingoli village in northern Ghana.
Rosalynn ÉäÉäÎÝ watches as a Guinea worm health worker dresses a child's extremely painful Guinea worm wound.
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