Dame Shirley Conran Passes Away at 91, Leaving a Legacy of Feminist Literature and Math Advocacy

The influential British author and activist, known for her bestseller 'Superwoman', championed women's rights and mathematics education throughout her dynamic career.

Dame Shirley Conran, celebrated for her novel 'Lace' and her feminist manifesto 'Superwoman', died aged 91.
Her work, including the establishment of the Maths Anxiety Trust, aimed to empower women in both domestic and professional spheres.
Conran received a posthumous damehood for her contributions to mathematics education, highlighting her impact beyond literature.
She was a prominent figure in media, starting her career in journalism and later influencing public policies on gender equality and education.
Conran's personal life, marked by her marriage to designer Terence Conran and her battle with ME, mirrored her public advocacy for resilience and independence.