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Mary Irene Parlby (née Marryat; 9 January 1868 – 12 July 1965) was a Canadian women's farm leader, activist and politician. She served as MLA in the United Farmers of Alberta government from 1921 to 1935, serving as Minister without portfolio in the Cabinet of Alberta during that time.
Mary Irene Parlby (nacida Mary Irene Marryat; 9 de enero de 1868 – 12 de julio de 1965) fue una política feminista y activista social canadiense de origen inglés. Fue defensora de los derechos de las agricultoras.
Irene Parlby was a women's rights activist and the first woman cabinet minister in Alberta. She helped pass the Dower Act, the Persons Case and the Sexual Sterilization Act, among other laws.
Learn about the life and achievements of Irene Parlby, a pioneer woman who moved from England to Alberta in 1896 and became a prominent figure in social reform and women's rights. Find out how she married Walter Parlby, a fellow rancher and scholar, and how they built a successful ranching business and a political career.
Mary Irene Parlby nacida Marryat; (9 de enero de 1868 – 12 de julio de 1965) fue una política feminista y activista social canadiense de origen inglés. Fue defensora de los derechos de las agricultoras. Parlby nació en Londres, Inglaterra, hija de Col y E.L. Marryat. Emigró a Canadá en 1896.
Irene Parlby discusses what motivated her and her neighbours to start a Country Women's Club and a local library in the Alix district. Listen Now! Read Transcript. An early supporter of the United Farmers of Alberta (UFA), she helped form the first women's local in 1913, and was elected president of the Women's Auxiliary in 1916.
Mary Irene Parlby (nacida Mary Irene Marryat; 9 de enero de 1868 – 12 de julio de 1965) fue una política feminista y activista social canadiense de origen inglés. Fue defensora de los derechos de las agricultoras.
