Janet Harvey Kelman (1873–1957) was a Scottish writer and illustrator who contributed to the literary and educational landscapes of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Alongside her creative pursuits in writing and illustration, Kelman dedicated a significant portion of her career to social and educational leadership.\n\nShe notably served as the director of a Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) training college in Selly Oak, Birmingham. Through this role, she helped shape the training and development of young women during a period of expanding social roles for women in Britain. Her life and work represent a blend of creative expression and community-focused educational service.
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