Ageeth Scherphuis

| death_place = Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands | occupation = Editorial assistant
Newspaper reporter
Television announcer
Television presenter/moderator
Programme maker
Women's rights activist | party = | known_for = | alma_mater = | spouse = Johannes Coenraad "Hans" de Wolff (1931-1959)
Bert Sprenkeling (1934-2012) | father = | mother = | children = Egbert Antoine de Wolff (1959-1960)
and a daughter by her second marriage }}

Ageeth Scherphuis (30 March 1933 – 16 April 2012), was a Dutch journalist who broke into television, initially as an announcer. She went on to work in children's television. Subsequently she worked as a television reporter, moderator, commentator and programme maker, achieving a number of significant "firsts for a woman" in the process. In her later career she used her fame to become an articulate advocate for feminist causes. Posthumously it is both for her television work and as an influential women's rights advocate that she is remembered and, by admirers, celebrated. Provided by Wikipedia