Helen Hart (1839–1908) was a British-born Australian suffragist, lecturer, poet, and preacher. Active during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, she migrated from Britain to Australia, where she engaged in public advocacy, religious teaching, and creative writing.
Throughout her life, Hart combined her literary talents with social activism. Her work as a lecturer and poet allowed her to address contemporary social issues, making her a notable figure in the early movements for women's suffrage and social reform in her adopted home.
Additionally, the name Helen Hart is shared by several other prominent individuals, including a contemporary author of children's books, an American plant pathologist who lived from 1900 to 1971, and the matriarch of the Hart wrestling family.
