Women have played vital roles in uprisings throughout history, serving as leaders, strategists, combatants, and organizers. They have led movements (e.g., Rani Lakshmibai in India's 1857 revolt), mobilized communities (e.g., the Chipko Movement in India), and actively fought for justice (e.g., Kurdish resistance fighters). Women have also been powerful symbols of resilience and advocates for broader social and gender equality within these movements. Despite their significant contributions, their roles are often underrepresented in historical narratives.