Gloria Steinem, whose decades-long advocacy for women's rights made her one of the most recognizable figures in American feminism, has died at the age of 92, according to an announcement from The Gloria Steinem Foundation.
The foundation reported on its website that Steinem died peacefully at her residence in New York, surrounded by loved ones. The announcement was made public on Tuesday, September 3, 2026.
As both an activist and writer, Steinem helped shape the modern feminist movement through her journalism, public speaking, and organizational leadership. Her work spanned more than half a century and influenced generations of advocates for gender equality and social justice.
The Gloria Steinem Foundation, which continues her legacy of supporting grassroots activism and women's empowerment initiatives, serves as the official source for information regarding her passing.
Further details about memorial arrangements have not yet been announced.
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