An Empress's Enduring Legacy: Farah Pahlavi's Dedication in Exile

Her work was not limited to the arts. She was a champion of women's rights and social welfare, presiding over a staff of 40 people dedicated to handling requests for assistance. She advocated for the disabled and handicapped, promoted children's literacy by establishing libraries, and even worked to change perceptions about leprosy by visiting leper colonies and advocating for their care and community integration.