“The Delaware Women’s Hall of Fame honors incredible Delawareans who have led with courage, vision, and a deep commitment to others,” said Governor Matt Meyer. “Their impact is felt across the state – in our communities, in public service, and in the lives they’ve touched. We’re proud to honor their legacy and thank them for their continued leadership.” 

Learn more about the 2025 honorees and all the 170 inductees of the Delaware Women’s Hall of Fame here.
 
“Our 2025 honorees exemplify the unwavering leadership, resilience, and vision of Delaware women. This year’s class continues the legacy of trailblazers who have shaped our state and our nation – women who have advanced equity, driven statewide initiatives, and uplifted our youth and communities by breaking barriers with courage and purpose,” said Brenda Wise, Chair of the Delaware Women’s Hall of Fame Committee. “Each honoree has forged a path that empowers young women to lead boldly and ensures Delaware remains a place where voices are heard and valued.” 
 
“I am elated that these women have been chosen to join the august group known as members of the Delaware Women’s Hall of Fame,” shared Director of the Office of Women’s Advancement and Advocacy, Sherese Brewington-Carr. “Their individual and collective work is exemplary and has made an immeasurable impact in social justice, gender equity, governance, advocacy for girls, and world democracy within our community, Delaware. No doubt, through personal sacrifice and courageous leadership, these women are most deserving of this honor. Thank you to the Delaware Hall of Fame Committee and Chairwoman Brenda Wise for their work, commitment, and dedication to this process and opportunity.”